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Thread: Capercaille (forest bird) over finnish spetz (dog)

  1. 17-10-2016, 10:16 PM #1
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    Capercaille (forest bird) over finnish spetz (dog)

    Maybe not so relevant, but different type of hunting for you guys.

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  3. 17-10-2016, 10:32 PM #2
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    Very enjoyable watch. Nice to see something a little different.
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    Interesting video, love the country. Certainly a different aspect to hunting.
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    interesting thanks, what weight would that bird be? they look solid
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    Thanks!
    About the size of a small turkey or Canada goose? One bird is definitively too much food for two persons.
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    These would go nicely in central north island pine forests
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    How did you walk past all those reindeer without knocking one over?....are they protected or private animals?
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    What do they taste like?
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