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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    ''I wear full camo when I'm serious about it,complete with camo face mask ect.''

    Oh dear god!

    So the duck hears a faux quack noise, fly's over and thinks it's a willow tree with attitude?
    Nope the duck hears me coming jumps out of the ditch and I shoot them going away.

    The mask comes into play when I'm playing the waiting game on a known flight path and don't want them flairing off if they see my face,,,which they will every time.

    All pretty basic stuff to somebody that actually knows what their talking about.

    Nice try though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    ''I wear full camo when I'm serious about it,complete with camo face mask ect.''

    Oh dear god!
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    Vegetarian' - old Indian word for the village idiot that couldn't hunt, fish or ride.

    Hunt to eat. Whats the problem? i dont tell wowsers not to slaughter poor helpless lentils now do I ?

    Camo is necessary. Simple if you understand.

    Yum yum duck!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tarded View Post
    Vegetarian' - old Indian word for the village idiot that couldn't hunt, fish or ride.

    Hunt to eat. Whats the problem? i dont tell wowsers not to slaughter poor helpless lentils now do I ?

    Camo is necessary. Simple if you understand.

    Yum yum duck!!!

    How do know someone is a vegan??


    Dont worry - they will tell you
    All you is a bit of bread and the duck will come you, it's no secret that they are easily swayed.

    An nobody hunts lentils dressed in a halloween costume.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    All you is a bit of bread and the duck will come you, it's no secret that they are easily swayed.

    An nobody hunts lentils dressed in a halloween costume.
    I believe the hunting of ducks with a loaf of bread at western springs has already been done on this forum.

    Your sliding backwards fast mate

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    Quote Originally Posted by Road kill View Post
    I believe the hunting of ducks with a loaf of bread at western springs has already been done on this forum.

    Your sliding backwards fast mate
    If Quasi had his way, he would turn Western Springs into a lake..........or would he?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    If Quasi had his way, he would turn Western Springs into a lake..........or would he?
    Nah. Ducks are noisy feckers!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    If Quasi had his way, he would turn Western Springs into a lake..........or would he?
    Western springs is a lake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tarded View Post
    Vegetarian' - old Indian word for the village idiot that couldn't hunt, fish or ride.

    Hunt to eat. Whats the problem? i dont tell wowsers not to slaughter poor helpless lentils now do I ?

    Lentils dont have big brown eyes that look at you.

    I have never been a fan of wild gamebird meat, too strong for me. Rabbit is okay if it was a head shot and young; leave it in a salt & water mix for a day. Hare, even the dog wouldn't eat that.

    Pork and venison, a real difference depending if it came from the Pines or native bush.

    Half the world live on animals that we would find repugnant to eat. I would imagine Dolphins/whales, would be edible.
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    Quote Originally Posted by awa355 View Post
    Hare, even the dog wouldn't eat that.
    Obviously you're not handling/cooking hare properly or you wouldn't be saying that.

    Done properly in stew it's hard to tell from young fallow venison.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    Obviously you're not handling/cooking hare properly or you wouldn't be saying that.

    Done properly in stew it's hard to tell from young fallow venison.
    To be honest, I've never tried cooking Hare. Was going by the dogs reaction. I used to bring rabbits home for the dog and cats. They loved them. Also Possum meat.
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    Quote Originally Posted by awa355 View Post
    To be honest, I've never tried cooking Hare. Was going by the dogs reaction. I used to bring rabbits home for the dog and cats. They loved them. Also Possum meat.
    The hare of the dog?.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by awa355 View Post
    To be honest, I've never tried cooking Hare. Was going by the dogs reaction. I used to bring rabbits home for the dog and cats. They loved them. Also Possum meat.
    I guess every dog like every person has their likes and dislikes but my mutts love Hare when they can get past me to get it first.

    We have quite a few Hares on the property we live on and I try to farm them by not taking more than is needed to keep the numbers reasonable.

    Rabbit is the only game meat I don't eat as I find it has no real flavour of it's own.
    Rabbit is also one of the few meats that take more energy to eat than it provides.
    I read once that during the Klondike gold rush there was a really hard winter and people died of starvation even though they had plenty of rabbits to eat.

    Anyway back to Hares,I like them because they do have dark gamie flavoured meat.

    I think Kiwi's are to fussy "soft" when it comes to game meat.
    Goat is the most eaten meat in the world but most Kiwi's turn their nose up at it in favour of mutton which to me is really strange because I find mutton to be rather greasy stuff while goat is just right.
    Much the same with venison,,I prefer winter Red Deer venison to grass fed Fallow,,,,not that I turn my nose up at it but I do prefer Red.
    We have fallow deer on the property and surrounding area but in the 5 years we've been out here I've shot a grand total of one,plus their pretty tame so it's not as if it's hunting anyway.

    I took the browning for a walk around the swamp this avo,,saw nothing got nothing I think the ducks have all moved to town for their holidays

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    Quote Originally Posted by Road kill View Post
    I guess every dog like every person has their likes and dislikes but my mutts love Hare when they can get past me to get it first.

    We have quite a few Hares on the property we live on and I try to farm them by not taking more than is needed to keep the numbers reasonable.

    Rabbit is the only game meat I don't eat as I find it has no real flavour of it's own.
    Rabbit is also one of the few meats that take more energy to eat than it provides.
    I read once that during the Klondike gold rush there was a really hard winter and people died of starvation even though they had plenty of rabbits to eat.

    Anyway back to Hares,I like them because they do have dark gamie flavoured meat.

    I think Kiwi's are to fussy "soft" when it comes to game meat.
    Goat is the most eaten meat in the world but most Kiwi's turn their nose up at it in favour of mutton which to me is really strange because I find mutton to be rather greasy stuff while goat is just right.
    Much the same with venison,,I prefer winter Red Deer venison to grass fed Fallow,,,,not that I turn my nose up at it but I do prefer Red.
    We have fallow deer on the property and surrounding area but in the 5 years we've been out here I've shot a grand total of one,plus their pretty tame so it's not as if it's hunting anyway.

    I took the browning for a walk around the swamp this avo,,saw nothing got nothing I think the ducks have all moved to town for their holidays
    well the beretta plucked another bag limit ( waikato region ) today hard work as they are all decoy shy on the second day..
    give them two weeks on the waikato santuray and they will be hungry and move off again..

    a mate does hare ( jugged ) i do quite like it certainly a aquired taste..

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