had found their tracks during a hunt perdices.In search on the third day I could give to the coast of a pond and shot with my .223http://i49.tinypic.com/2s0h4lf.jpg
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had found their tracks during a hunt perdices.In search on the third day I could give to the coast of a pond and shot with my .223http://i49.tinypic.com/2s0h4lf.jpg
That is one big pussy cat Linyera. See Brycey, I told you this man shot some exotic animals
Do you eat them?
Does that look like the sort of pussy a man would eat?Quote:
Originally Posted by Toby
A young fellah like Toby might not know the answer to that question Kokako!Quote:
Originally Posted by kokako
If he is anything like the young guys I have to work with, he will know that and a lot more! Some of the shit they come up with is ____!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
I just tell them to stay off the Internet!!!
Internet is good for you, but really do they eat them I know people eat bear.
Fark i would have wanted more gun than a 223
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Originally Posted by Toby
Eat pussy and drink beer:pacman:
There is a cougar living 2 doors down from me. My flatmate has had a few shots with her-was luckily to escape. I avoid getting to close as she has large claws and is on the prowl lately. ;)
Linyera that puts our ferals to shame. With a .223 very nice shooting my friend! Very nice:thumbsup:. What projectile were you using?
Anything is edible. Just depends on the environment you are brought up. Cat (couger or domestic pussy cat) is just another meat as is dog, kangaroo and wallaby etc . Don't know about the grubs Rushy was eating on his last trip :oh noes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Toby
Lots of edible grubs all over the world. Roasted mopane worms are common in Zimbabwe.Quote:
Originally Posted by sako75
Oh wait sec, just remembered I have most likely eaten cat.... Cantons Wairoa's Chinese fast food :D
Now your onto it Toby. Not too many stay cats around those kind of places. Or dogs come to think of it
Oh Toby. Kokako, I rest my case!Quote:
Originally Posted by Toby
As are honey glazed locusts in Asia.Quote:
Originally Posted by ebf
and jelly worms in NZ :D
Pity Linyera's argentinian and not Brazilian!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
They must be just down the road from the burger bar that orders 10 rolls of dog roll and dont own dogs!Quote:
Originally Posted by Toby
That is some moggy there linyera.
Srice dog lorr thinry. Couror with a bit of ricolice and sell as Paua flitter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Twoshotkill
Jeeze Linyera, thats some cat, closest ive been to one was in the Sierra Nevada mountains in California, didnt see it at all, but saw the huge paw prints and knew it wasnt a bear....
i was out there on my own, didnt sleep too easily in the tent that night.....
Gareth Morgan would be happy.
I have never really appreciated the killing of Big cats , Bears , Elephants , Rhino -- Im sure there are many like me to .Some things just dont need to be shot one thinks
Same, unless i was under threat of my life, i would not kill one of those animals, i kill for food, the challenge and the kicks (excitement) i get from it, but 'to each their own'......Quote:
Originally Posted by el borracho
I would shoot them if I ever got the chance, sure that's not surprising to those of you that know me.
Not surprising at all Toby and as long as what you do is legal then you are entitled to do that as far as I am concerned. What El B and Scouser are reflecting is an attitude that is somewhat akin to my own. I have never shot an animal for its value as a trophy and there are many species of animals that I simply don,t see the point in shooting. That said, I have no issue with those that are trophy hunters and do take those species as I respect their right to pursue their sport as much as I hope they respect my right to simply gather meat for the table.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toby
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
I seen a big puss today but can't upload photos. perrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
thanks mates, every animal we hunt what we eat, if hunting is meaningless.In the specific case of the cougar to the pan cook it with various sauces
Crikey! Well done.Quote:
Originally Posted by linyera
As CreepingDeath said, you did well with a .223. I would be finding the biggest cannon I could get!
the 223 is a corpses making machine !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In the right hands Linyera.Quote:
Originally Posted by linyera
everyone will have their vision regarding hunting, mine is that if I hunt an animal I will take their meat, skin and trophy so sue me this extra time and effort
I respect all different types of hunting and those who partake in them. Never would I criticise or lecture those who have different values than I on Hunting and Shooting Forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by linyera
Remember, hunters can be a opinionated lot. :P
I remember getting lectures from 'trophy' hunters on shooting hinds and stags who have dropped their antlers, when I was new to hunting and doing it to put meat on the table.
Talk about narrow minded archiac wind bags full off piss and bull sh*t. :omg:
so is partner, and that's what the forum, to share ideas
Well done mate. Ive been looking at a few vids of hunting in Kazakhstan. Man i would love to shoot one of those monsters.
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