panbow returns once more

Woodland Friends,

It has been a while since our bows have crossed staves, but i have returned!!

Having recently returned from a years habitation within the hilly forests of the peak district I have a list of questions inspired by my recent experiences as a legendary hunter gatherer.

What are your views on sasquatch hunting?
Do you prefer wood pidgeon or rabbit stew?
Do you prefer to use Buffalo or Bison horn on your bows?

I have also comprised for you, my fellow nature enthusiasts, a short woodland riddle:

'I am as hard as oak,
I can fly graciously like a kestrel
But I wont chase your growth ring
What am I?'

Foes, gatherers, foragers, hunters, scavengers, woodland warriors

For this, is my short survival poem:

Survival of the wood kestrel

As the kestrel flies,
In the best blue skies,
The foragers forage the forests,
A yew wood bow shines a glow,
Bringing me bushtucker solace.

A glide so smooth,
Spread like soft bushman butter,
A wood pidgeon stew,
A portion or two,
Thats what im eating for supper.


Let me know what you guys think

Thanks BNPB - Boatnose 'the lyricist' Panbow
 
For, my forestry foes, the time is nigh! For, my woodland riddle is about to be answered....
I have received many a message via messenger kestrel in response and I can confirm that the correct answer was........


ARROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!

well done to crosslandkelly for being the first fellow hunter gatherer to answer correctly.

I hope you all enjoyed my riddle and poem.

My poems are really good, I also wrote a bowem (an ode to my bow) and a stewem (a poem about my bush famous partridge stew. Be sure to check them out!


Many thanks,

BNPB Boatnose 'William Wordsworth' panbow
 

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