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Is that a ferrit or a stoat? either way well done
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Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Nicely done, those suckers don't hang about. . .
Well done, :thumbs:
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Amen to that! Best use indeed
Nice job
Well done, they are hard to get and quite the trophy,
like wild cats.
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Good on Goats too
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I take it moggy didn't get the buck shot pill:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by 7mmsaum
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I was just sittn on my arse in the lounge when he trid to get up onto the old bird house just out the back door,went all Redneck out the window with the single shot from 15yds.He s an unlucky critter though, Im shit with a shotgun.
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Originally Posted by sneeze
:d :d :d
Those moggy's are still killing stoats long after you hang up the shotgun.And yes I know they scone birds,tis a vicious circle eh.
Never knew cats kill stoats, is that common???
I thought the best use for a shotgun had something to do with 16 year old daughters:wtfsmilie:
Certainly not uncommon Bulltahr,my own moggy and a mate's nail them when the chance arises.I've witnessed ferals killing stoats back in the Rabbit Board days but never actually seen one being eaten.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bulltahr
That's one fat feral cat. You sure his name wasn't mittens, and some granny has lost her kitten?
My thoughts too, only thing that fat feline ever stalked was a can of Whiskas or a box of Friskies.........Quote:
Originally Posted by Brennos
.........Or a ball of Nanna's Knitting wool......
Mayne the collar and bell was removed for the photo :)
I had two British Blue cats when first starting as an Apprentice Heavy Diesel mechanic, they were the nicest cuddliest animals ever, unlike the feral things that frequent the uncles farms which remind me of B......... females , -just contentious haters that prey on everything they can to satisfy their uncontrollable urges.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brennos
And on a lighter note the rain has stopped, 90mm falling on the orchards which has eliminated my need to irrigate, more time for hunting !!!!!!!
Although there is more rain due next Sunday/Monday.
And here is the rain again, I was out on the hill this afternoon in light drizzle and all I saw was Sika hinds and their young,
their yearlings were yummy:D so it would be good to find their manservants on Tuesday and Wednesday when this rain stops.
We have seen (more than usual) Jap stags with deformed velvet, has anyone else seen any/many "Wonkies"
Mum on the Farm
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