First kill with my new marauder
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Good shooting. Loved hunting ground hogs. Brought back memories keep it up!
I am not sure this has much to do with airgun other than using the prey as table fair. So reign in the snide remarks.
An old Indian saying was something like this. "we would rather have a field full of woodchucks than a forest of deer." They are great in the stew pot. Better than squirrel, mule deer, or blacktail deer. But I don't think they are as good eating as North Carolina white tail. Never tried possum (kinda squeamish) but did eat elk nuts (only one) once raw and cold not any different than swallowing raw oysters (lost a bet).
Coot and pigeon make good meat pie. Hmm snake sounds interesting.
I am not sure this has much to do with airgun other than using the prey as table fair. So reign in the snide remarks.
An old Indian saying was something like this. "we would rather have a field full of woodchucks than a forest of deer." They are great in the stew pot. Better than squirrel, mule deer, or blacktail deer. But I don't think they are as good eating as North Carolina white tail. Never tried possum (kinda squeamish) but did eat elk nuts (only one) once raw and cold not any different than swallowing raw oysters (lost a bet).
Coot and pigeon make good meat pie. Hmm snake sounds interesting.
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Good shots, both of those! Interesting that they're tasty; I've never tried these, but if I ever get the chance I definitely will!
Around where I live its mostly squirrels AKA yard gargoyles. ☺
Around where I live its mostly squirrels AKA yard gargoyles. ☺
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Good shots guys. craiger i have never seen a woodchuck with that coloring. Pretty cool. Do they all look similar there?
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