I use to take the back steaks for the cat but he has advanced kidney disease so is on a special diet.
I use to take the back steaks for the cat but he has advanced kidney disease so is on a special diet.
When hunting think safety first
Always In pursuit of my happiness...No matter the costs.
Rabbit numbers vary hugely from area to area. Last year I drove through an area inland from Tutira HB and saw hundreds of rabbits, I was shocked how many there were. On my farm the population has gone down so low I probably see one rabbit per month at the moment.
Few years ago boys popped over 1000 in an evening couple of times in north Canterbury - that's about 6pm to 1pm. Heaven knows what we'd have got shooting a full weekend, but bit lazy for that. Individually you could shoot as many as you liked - I tend to get fairly bored and declare at 100-150 tops! What we did do was note fastest 100, and record was about 43 minutes from @gadgetman.. Great fun. Virus and pindone ended that heyday - now we get 30-60 in an evening from that site.
In last year or so best is 403 from an evening shoot and 1-2 hours in morning. Almost all from truck.
My best in the Hawkes Bay is 1058 on my own for three afternoons. Mainly long range with .223 and .22-250, so there was no need to gut them after shooting.
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take out the backstraps/back steaks.... slice into small cubes,place in plastic bag with a little flour or breadcrrumbs and some seasoning,curry powder is OK if you like curry....masterfoods mild steak seasoning is my favourite,closely followed by caisin ..... shake it around to coat the cubes THEN quickfry and scoffemupdelishimo
hare backsteaks......season and fry same as would do with venison...you will not be able to tell the difference between it and good venison other than size.
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Hey MD, I tried that masterfood seasoning you gave me on some venison steak about a week ago and it was pretty darn good.
I forgot you gave it to me until I saw it in the pantry so I grabed it and gave it a go.
Cheers MD
When hunting think safety first
Always In pursuit of my happiness...No matter the costs.
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