Exclusive photos: RC 4 pulls guard-en duty

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I realize a lot of people might not be in to killing animals , so for the greener folks out there I wanted you to know that the RC 4 can slaughter even veggies for you. Below is some photos taken yesterday of the first tasty morsels from the garden, I do believe the lettuce screamed much louder than the raccoon did.
This first photo shows the open terrain, which makes stalking the lettuce rather difficult.You can tell by the shadows that I tried coming up from behind and down-wind
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These next 2 photos show a successful capture and quick dispatch of the prey

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This last photo shows the result of the hunt.
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OH yes I almost forgot. It's time for the RC 4 to cut 100 strings to support the tomatoes . No rest for the wicked. The wicked RC 4 pulls guard-en duty.

Gotta go I think the spinach is calling my name
 
I remember one of the first reviews I ever did for Tactical Knives magazine. I used a folder to harvest a load of okra from the garden. After the review came out I got a call from another Southerner from my town. He just wanted to call and chat and told me he knew I had to be from the South when he read the line about "cutting okra."

Gardening is one of the best survival skills anyone can get involved in.
 
R.A.T. said:
I remember one of the first reviews I ever did for Tactical Knives magazine. I used a folder to harvest a load of okra from the garden. After the review came out I got a call from another Southerner from my town. He just wanted to call and chat and told me he knew I had to be from the South when he read the line about "cutting okra."

Gardening is one of the best survival skills anyone can get involved in.
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Man;it's good to hear someone out there eats okra. I just planted a 100 foot row. You can't find anyone here that even knows what it is. I guess my southern roots show up also. I was born in West Virginia and grew up in Virginia. Once a hillbilly always a hillbilly. And you are right about gardening being a great survival skill, the day is coming when a person might not be able to run to a store and get something to eat. I have been thinking about putting together a class on survival gardening.
 
Killer garden, I wish I had that much space.

I love me some Okra, fried is the best but I'll take it any way I can get it.
 
100' row?!!!!

Wow! you will have enough okra to feed an army. You'll be cutting every day once it gets going :D
 
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