Red and Rover by Brian Basset for June 16, 2019

Practice makes perfection. Sometimes you need to think outside the box.

Or you could just stand a little closer to the target.

WHere there’s a will, there’s a way….As they say…

Smart move, Red! What an inventive twist to all that twanging!

Bravo! Bravo!

The simplest solution is usually the best.

Your Father’s Day gift is to stay away?

Now that’s smart.

All the “twangs” reminded me of the difference between a violin and a fiddle. The violin has strings, a fiddle has “strangs”.

Whatever it takes…..

You got the job done, Red…Way to go! Love and Hugs to our dear friends, RED & ROVER

Future combat engineer, working out problems.

The ends justify the means.

If at first you don’t succeed…….modify the problem.

Let’s hope his dad doesn’t see him. With that arm, he’ll never get into baseball or football…thank God. :D :D D:

That’s one way to do it, Red! Have a wonderful Sunday, my little darlings!

Red’s ready for a child’s bow set. I think he’s responsible and kind enough not to be a danger to the wildlife and neighborhood kids and pets.

Red’s archery ability makes me quiver.

Call whatever you hit: “the target.”

This comic reminds me of the old Burger King TV commercial which had the line “If you don’t like the rules, change ’em.”

Red, the mighty hunter!