Thread: No more chicken

Hah. My wife is on the other side of the fence. She's sick of venison.
When I head off hunting she says to me things like "a chicken would be nice, see if you can shoot one of them". Or, "are chickens on your hunting lisence?".

mine does that too

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Originally Posted by Tahr

Hah. My wife is on the other side of the fence. She's sick of venison.
When I head off hunting she says to me things like "a chicken would be nice, see if you can shoot one of them". Or, "are chickens on your hunting lisence?".

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

mine does that too

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They are never bloody happy are they

Actual question here, are there any wild chickens around you can shoot?

I want to eat one and was thinking about getting one from a little rest area just out of town but thought nah people seem to get a buzz from seeing them so better not eat those ones

There was wild chickens around here at a wee church and the grave yard near by but I missed out when they wanted them gone.
by the time i heard they were fair game they were all gone.

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Can't say I've ever been a massive fan of chicken. KFC - aka Dirty Bird is just revolting.

Don't mind chicken. We have it fairly often.
Sister made a mean satay chicken for family lunch last weekend that went down a treat. Could have been dog or rat and still tasted the same.
Like the smell of KFC. Had some in Waihi the other weekend for the first time in ages

More of a concern to me is the world wide threat of a chocolate shortage -

Yeap,good dark chocolate is like LR primers

Free range chickens in Ahuroa! don't know if I'd eat the raggedy looking things though. I quite often see them destroyed on the road.

Originally Posted by Toby

Actual question here, are there any wild chickens around you can shoot?

I want to eat one and was thinking about getting one from a little rest area just out of town but thought nah people seem to get a buzz from seeing them so better not eat those ones

Don't feel too bad taking the rest area chickens @Toby, I have a relative that uses a cage to catch the rest area chickens and sells them to a guy named Mohammed...good little earner...I am sure Mohammed takes them home and treats them with love.

It makes no difference how you cook chicken it always smells like wet feathers. Prefer possum or bunny any day if your looking at small mouthfuls

Originally Posted by Toby

Actual question here, are there any wild chickens around you can shoot?

I want to eat one and was thinking about getting one from a little rest area just out of town but thought nah people seem to get a buzz from seeing them so better not eat those ones

As spook said

At least you know they are true free range chooks. And if they taste horrible you could say they were fowl and don't recommend them.

Originally Posted by Turehu

It makes no difference how you cook chicken it always smells like wet feathers. Prefer possum or bunny any day if your looking at small mouthfuls

I can assure you that if your cooked chicken tastes of wet feathers, then you have missed one of the important parts of the killing process, and if your chicken tastes like shit, then you have missed another important part of the killing process.

Would now be a bad time to mention i live on a chicken farm?

I love chicken, have it at least twice a week, not counting the odd KFC lunch.