B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for December 14, 2013

I think he could be as mad as he looks?

No cave painting, that!

If it was that much farther than he thought it was, I’m surprised he hit it. He would have had to aim way high.

Oh, deer!

And, like many giant deer, he doesn’t appreciate getting shot at.

Where is the compression bow? That arrow had to go for miles!

I think they got it backward. This outsized deer must have been CLOSER than it appeared to be. First rule of hunting something much larger than you are: If you don’t hit it where it counts — RUN!!!

Oooooooh. I know where that bow is going to end up.

goweederHe’s retrieving Santa’s Claws after a sleigh of hand accident.

Plenty.Few, if any, native Americans had left the Stone Age when Europeans invaded.Even today many people still live in the stone age.

Oh no, don’t do that, don’t do that. If you shoot him, you’ll just make him mad.

I always thought that Chihuahuas up close looked like Dobermanswhen viewed from a distance..

he’ll make a cute hornament

Opps!

Except for the fact that it has antlers instead of horns, I’d say that he’d just gotten the attention of an aurochs.

turn on,tune in,drop outthe stoned age was only a 4-5 decades ago

There was the Irish Elk

Don’t get horny with that guy.

Most people never lived in caves. They are too few and too far between.The misconception is caused by the fact that artifacts left in caves were more likely to remain than those left out in the rain.Hence, the ones we found were mostly in caves.