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do you hunt fish or grow ?
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davidmcbeth
Banned
I only hunt cows ... crafty creatures to hunt.
Sneak up on them & whamo ! Sledgehammer to the brain.
Sneak up on them & whamo ! Sledgehammer to the brain.
golddigger14s
Activist Member
I grow 100% of my own pot.
that explains the quality of your posts.
I hunt meat as well as those other things that $Diety made to go alongside meat. I stalk the aisles of the local grocery store and wrestle them into my shopping cart where they are contained until that electronic stun thing at the checkout lane finishes them off. On occassion I have been ambushed by not only meat on sale but by armored veggies flying off the shelf at me.
stay safe.
stay safe.
Citizen
Founder's Club Member
do you hunt fish or grow ?
That thread title is a little like the panda that eats, shoots, and leaves.
(Personally, I've never hunted fish, nor grown them.)
That thread title is a little like the panda that eats, shoots, and leaves.
(Personally, I've never hunted fish, nor grown them.)
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25 isn't too old. you don't really need to learn how to hunt. you just find the animal, aim and shoot. animals aren't that smart or that tough . they is good eatin doh
Firearms Iinstuctor
Regular Member
I get 75% of my meat from hunting and fishing 4 to 6 deer a year some years a bear too and all kinds of game birds. Just got back from Montana with my limit of pheasants.
I was elk/deer hunting with a fellow that started hunting when he was 26 he was 28 at the time only his 2nd hunt we had a great time. We both shot nice mule deer but no elk.
I am little low on venison I need to go shoot a couple with my bow then rifle season where my family and friends well shoot 10 to 12 all together.
I was elk/deer hunting with a fellow that started hunting when he was 26 he was 28 at the time only his 2nd hunt we had a great time. We both shot nice mule deer but no elk.
I am little low on venison I need to go shoot a couple with my bow then rifle season where my family and friends well shoot 10 to 12 all together.
Firearms Iinstuctor
Regular Member
I find hunters to be very helpful with new hunters as long as you don't make a A$$ of your self.
OC for ME
Regular Member
"Veteran" hunters being a a$$, or the new hunter being a a$$? Just asking for clarification purposes.
I have hunted fish, the game warden told me so, when he discovered that my license had expired the day before. I asked him to hold (watch) my rod while I went back to get a new one and he said that he could not cuz he had forgot to get his.
I typically ask anyone who is looking around for something, "watcha huntin?"
golddigger14s
Activist Member
Oh, is somebody upset over being called out on their location/real identity? (CaP)
eye95
Well-known member
While he never discusses his real identity (or the events that led to his coming by his current identity), he never misses an opportunity to further conversations about it. I suspect he craves the attention. I just want to make sure that everyone makes the mental link between the current crop of posts and the posts that got CaPonus' previous account banned.
In a few weeks, when people know what onus is under that ID, we ought to just stop mentioning the link and stop giving him his much-wanted attention.
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golddigger14s
Activist Member
That is a waste of meat. Shooting an animal, other than rats/gophers/similar and not eating is wrong to me. If you don't shoot the foxes, you wouldn't have an issue with rabbits. The upsetting the balance of predator, and prey is what causes problems in the first place.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jofNR_WkoCE
Australia has something of a rabbit problem I understand. They're not a domestic animal to the continent, so they don't have a natural predator there, although I'm sure there are predators that pursue them opportunistically. I'm guessing if he ate all the rabbits he shot he would never be able to eat anything else and would probably gain substantial weight.
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davidmcbeth
Banned
I get paid to shoot foxes.
Every time I go out to my rural property the rabbits are everywhere, and that's not because I shoot foxes in the area. I don't because there aren't any. I don't recall ever seeing a fox on the property, but always plenty of rabbits.