Geez hotbarrels is that common over there to get so many, they must be everywhere
Do you eat them or feed them to the dogs as a lot do over here ?
They are pretty constant with the virus here as well that's why a lot don't eat them
cheers
Geez hotbarrels is that common over there to get so many, they must be everywhere
Do you eat them or feed them to the dogs as a lot do over here ?
They are pretty constant with the virus here as well that's why a lot don't eat them
cheers
We only shoot on one property as we are friends with the owners. There are lots of deer in the area and poaching is a major issue so farms a pretty closed shop. I'm not sure what other areas are like numbers wise.
We don't eat them and I don't have a dog to feed so we leave them where they lay. Numbers are definitely down. My best three day telly was 1058 on my own.
We have a fairly structured hunting program where by we hammer specific areas until we get no more rabbits before we move to a new area rather than taking the cream off the top and making everything else gun shy.
Crikey mate that's not bad shooting 1058 on ya own for three days you would be honing your skills at
that rate of shooting
Rabbits used to be like that down south but the virus cleaned them up and you don't see any amount of numbers
any more
The farmers here are a little like the ones over there it's pretty much a closed shop unless you know someone
that will get you on, I don't have that problem I know all the locals and farmers around me so access is not a problem
its more than enough for me
anyway good to have a yarn with you
cheers
Went for a wee walk to try & catch up with a pig that's being a right little PITA, bumped into this Guy who has been making a bit of a mess on the concrete
I was a little concerned after some recent threads that my 6.5 Grendel just wasn't grunty enough, so I resorted to a size 12 Scarpa
One mission accomplished
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You need to kick that habit KG.
It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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These two with subs yesterday...
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Two rabbits and a possum. Another rabbit was a missed opportunity, bounded off when it saw the light. Another possum missed fair and square. Just bad shooting.
Rabbit cuts brining now. It's not that they taste bad, but they do dry out terribly with some forms of cooking. Thought I'd give brining a go. Nothing to lose.
16 pigeons
Just whack them in the slow cooker for 8 hours with some chicken stock, spuds, carrots and onion........ tasty.
If there is lead in the air there is hope
Out at Ambury this morning I was practically tripping over big fat rabbits. Why is it always when I'm unarmed?!
We don't stop playing because we grow old,
We grow old because we stop playing.
50m offhand with the old Voere.
More meplat, more better.
The dog had a good day at work today. She sorted out the first two at once thismorning
Then flushed the third one up a tree this arvo. Not outa range for the little air rifle tho
Good interludes from a hard day on the hill
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