Bliss by Harry Bliss for August 18, 2018

Maybe the hunter will try to make it up to you by giving you some venison.

Disney artist doing studies for Bambi.

Still life.

Doe!

Little did the hunter know that that would be his last kill, for the rage of the artist would be such that the hunter would shortly join his prey!

There go the Trump boys again. A photo op for them is draping the dead critter, far more deserving of life than they are, around their shoulders in pretense of their manhood.

This is just sad.

oh, look, the deer got blown away. pardon me while slap my knees in glee.

I sometimes get giddy when I laugh that hard.

The instant he saw the painter’s grimace, the hunter realized it was a lucky two-for-one kill shot.

And he hadn’t even finished his happy little tree …

That hunter has no appreciation for the arts.

What is sad is the present state of wildlife in Michigan and other states. The do gooders have managed to greatly reduce the number of hunters, this has caused the deer populations to explode. Net affect is more auto-deer accidents and worse is the outbreak of bovine tuberculosis and wasting disease in the deer population, which is now at record levels. As usual people never really think through the net effects of there feel good actions. Thank God we are bringing back the predators, wolves and cougars, maybe they will thin out the herds.

And now the art is ruined!!

Olongapojoe, There are methods of fertility control that are far more effective in long-term population reduction.

http://www.humanesociety.org/animals/deer/tips/deer-humane-control.html

Since you repeated your comment (reply to Diat60) I’ll repeat the response from Joan Tinnin.

“Because all the natural predators are gone. Thanks to the human influence on nature. All the vicious comments here tell all that is needed to know about human behavior.”

Also due to the hunters only killing the bucks with the best horn racks the lessers are left to breed so eventually there will be no good racks left thanks to the unnatural culling patterns that humans employ. Not evolution, but a form of human guided eugenics.

I guess I’m the only one who sees a dog instead of a deer in the strip. I think a deer would have a bigger rump, and longer and more slender legs and neck.

How did he get a deer to pose?. Maybe it was a taxidermist’s sample.

Dick Cheney strikes again