Long ago in a wallow far, far away from most people of sound minds the
Magnificent Hawg Hunt
was born, hatched, and thunk up, all at the same time. Nearly 100
" idgits" have become wingnuts and they still keep coming for more!
This is the story of # 10, or sumptin close to it.
     Magnificent Hawg Hunt X 
Clarkrange Lodge
Clarkrange, TN

March 2,3, & 4, 2007

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Promoters of the X Games found themselves at loss acquiring a suitable location until asking for directions from a local Baptist Church. They came face to face with Ken Moody. After a brief proding…uh, I mean conversation, not only did the promoters receive directions, they also found that Ken Moody indeed had the venue they were seeking. It took the better part of the day to reach the lodge as Ken is the county road supervisor, whose objective was to replace any missing stop signs from Rt. 127 to Hurricane Creek. That turned into nearly an all day job had it not been for the willingness of the promoters to help Ken by holding the signs so he could wire them to field fences close to each intersection.

The stage is set with competetors from all walks of life.  Some are of Scottish , Welsh, and Scots Irish backgrounds…Celtics if you will.  Some are of other various descents…Iowa, Kansas, California, Conneticuit, and a couple other vary diverse locations within the United States. There will be a strong presence of the Celtic background, and not to be surprised if they’re dressed as warlike herdsmen at worst or in fashionable kilts at best. At best????? What ever happened to a Redneck wearin’ camo????? There’s some fact that the true Redneck background is that of Celtic origin, according to Forrest McDonald and Grady McWhiney. Hence came, The Redneck X Games.

Bowhunters will again, infiltrate the beautiful, peaceful borders of Tennessee. 

The Redneck X Games won’t consist of the normal stuff of normal X Games you’ve seen on T.V. Absolutely no skateboardin’ or skiin’ in these games. 

No Sir! It’s about endurance! Keepin’ up with the guide who takes one step to two of yours…uphill. It’ll require outstanding archer skills and the ability to drop your bow and climb a tree directly after shooting, and hitting where you shoot!

The downhill event has nothing to do ski’s.  No helmets and slippery shiny suits’n goggles. Just a bunch of bow carryin’, huntin’ boot wearin’ fools tryin’ to run fast enough to pass the middle man in the group as the resident referree hog decides to chase your ass until you find a tree to climb.

The uphill event is the opposite of the downhill…just a lot slower.

The Rednecks wearin’ camo will have the advantage over the “men in dresses”. Those saw-briars will slow’em down. You’ll need a trained ear to distinguish between the squeel of a hog getting shot, or one of the Celts getting torn up by briars or mistakenly climbing a black locust when a piglet charges him!

Let the games begin, and may the best man win…wearin’ a dress or not!

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