Thread: Gutting in the field

A bit like bears coming into the sound of a shot, knowing the dinner bell has rung.

Might be a tough place to do a knee falling down the hill after shooting a redskin....... where did Flyblown go?

Originally Posted by Ross Nolan

A bit like bears coming into the sound of a shot, knowing the dinner bell has rung.

Might be a tough place to do a knee falling down the hill after shooting a redskin....... where did Flyblown go?

If someone asked a hypothetical question - where would be a good place to dispose of a body? - that forest would be a very good spot.

It's often been joked that if I were to kark it of a heart attack or suchlike whilst hunting alone up there, I'd probably get scoffed before they found my body.

Originally Posted by tetawa

The pigs there must be starving, the offal dumps on farms I attend the pigs don't normally arrive until the offal is well matured.

Starving is the one thing those pigs definitely are not.

There's a lot of them, but a constant supply of dead ungulates to eat. Depending on season, they'll either get into dumped livestock immediately, or if "on the berries" they'll wait a bit.