I don't know, beer is pretty good:Tree sausage sucks.lthumbsdown:
http://www.foodreference.com/html/f-sausage-tree.html
Would you shoot this?
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$9 says that sausage-tree beer sucks.
lthumbsdown:I've seen the tree before in FL, but never tried the beer (well at least I don't think so, I have had African game meat (great) and beer (average))...$9 says that sausage-tree beer sucks.
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Oops. Turns out the pig wasn't a ferocious wild boar after all. And the kid is a pretty horrible shot. And the hunt was canned.
Oops. Turns out the pig wasn't a ferocious wild boar after all. And the kid is a pretty horrible shot. And the hunt was canned.
I was wondering how a hog that big stayed alive on a commercial hunting site- just not natural.
As far as hunting goes, I'm all for it, but from a biological/laziness perspective I'd rather eat chicking standing in it's own sterile piss than risk tapeworm, hookworm, ringworm or other parasites from diseased animals that wasted my afternoon chasing.
Can't the kid just play Xbox like everyone else?
As far as hunting goes, I'm all for it, but from a biological/laziness perspective I'd rather eat chicking standing in it's own sterile piss than risk tapeworm, hookworm, ringworm or other parasites from diseased animals that wasted my afternoon chasing.
Can't the kid just play Xbox like everyone else?
That stuff gets chopped up when you make sausage. Either that or it dies when you cook it.
It's just the way of the American man. We hate what we can't conquer and kill what we don't understand...D
funny we're the ones growing past our means but we kill everything else in the name of population contol...D
Nothing like shooting domestic pigs in a barrel...er...a...private reserve. Too bad the pig didn't attempt to maul the kid like the
Not to many private reserves around here. And even if there were. I couldn't afford to go to them. Nature is free thank God. You either can get your own. Or you can't. Sorry if you tried and failed. I understand your resentment. I dislike losing too.... Lighten up lucy....
Nice decoys....... Honker jalapeno salami mmmmm mmmm mmmm... the kids love it !!!!!!!!Hey... I carve my own decoys for hunting geese... (but there are plenty of other reasons you would label me as a NutJob! )
My reasons for not hunting game animals are... #1. Bek is a vegetarian (who eats chicken and turkey on occasion) so I would be the only one in my family that would eat it the meat, and I don't like to waste. #2... I am a pretty damn good shot with a rifle, so I don't deer hunt because around here with the number of dear around it isn't that much of a hunt as it is a shooting gallery... hence the reason I hunted with a bow with no sights... IF I COULDN'T MAKE THE KILL SHOT (or what I thought would be the kill shot) I WOULDN'T SHOOT!
#3... NO I wouldn't have shot the pig because I am allergic to pork! and if I can't eat it why should I kill it?
For all you who hate "harvesting game" go ahead and eat up that KFC ..... like stated above those chickens get .80 sq ft to live in and lay 400 eggs then after that its a 8 piece or better yet "parts".
you'd probably go to the next one - because as far as i'm aware we no longer live in caves (they didn't have internet connections) making that arguement a little pointless
I'm not even sure what can be said to a comment that stupid.
Right I'm off to hunt Haggis with some RPGs - my stones must be HUGE!
Killing "Pigzilla" sounds cool. Killing "Fred", not so cool.
This is the only country in the world where people go hunting on full bellies.
By the way a .50 caliber pistol is relatively weak, even compared to a .50 cal muzzle loader. I hunt some, and shoot alot. Any handgun is going to be pitiful from a power factor stand point. Ethics should have dictated that the animal be harvested cleanly, and not a three hour torture feast, with bad shot placement and so many missed shots. If the kid couldn't shoot the pistol accurately he should have never been allowed to shoot at the animal.
Canned hunts are no different than going to the freezer and getting the meat, with the exception of shooting it. You shoot it, they clean, prep and package the meat for you, you cook it. It costs you about $1500 to get the meat this way. I would rather go to the store.
When I kill an animal I shoot, clean, bone and freeze/vaccum seal the meat myself. My family eats it.
For the record wild boar is lean, and delicious. That hog is farm raised and will be like store bought sausage.
By the way a .50 caliber pistol is relatively weak, even compared to a .50 cal muzzle loader. I hunt some, and shoot alot. Any handgun is going to be pitiful from a power factor stand point. Ethics should have dictated that the animal be harvested cleanly, and not a three hour torture feast, with bad shot placement and so many missed shots. If the kid couldn't shoot the pistol accurately he should have never been allowed to shoot at the animal.
Canned hunts are no different than going to the freezer and getting the meat, with the exception of shooting it. You shoot it, they clean, prep and package the meat for you, you cook it. It costs you about $1500 to get the meat this way. I would rather go to the store.
When I kill an animal I shoot, clean, bone and freeze/vaccum seal the meat myself. My family eats it.
For the record wild boar is lean, and delicious. That hog is farm raised and will be like store bought sausage.
Nice post for be'in your first one.
Maybe its just me. But I don't know anyone that hunts for a thrill kill. I must be lucky because all the hunters I know (or would have anything to do with) eat what they kill.
Who actually hunts with a pistol. Come on. Just silly.....
I would very much like to try boar. I am kind of confused as to what is boar as compared to feral pig?? Free range pig?
Who actually hunts with a pistol. Come on. Just silly.....
I would very much like to try boar. I am kind of confused as to what is boar as compared to feral pig?? Free range pig?
There are more whitetail deer in the US today than there were when Columbus arrived. Now, alot of that is to do with the elimination of predators and those that compete with the whitetail for resources, but that doesnt eliminate us from the responsibility of keeping their numbers in check. If we didnt kill them, automobiles, disease or starvation would.
A boar is just a wild pig. A feral pig is a formerly domesticated pig, or the descendent of one gone wild. Domesticated pigs came from wild boars.
Also, peope hunt with pistols for the same reason some people use bows instead of rifles or fly rods instead of spinning rods, or for that matter, singlespeeds instead of geared bikes. That is, to make sport of something that's become a little too easy or mundane.
This is only partially correct.
Wild or Russian boar are very different than the feral pigs or the domesticated kind. Wild meat is very lean to the point that it won't make much grease when it is fried. We add regular meat or oil to ours. My brother goes on a hunt every year so we eat Russian Boar often. It has a sharper, earthier taste, and doesn't soak through paper towels due to the grease.
The domesticated kind have been bred for a higher fat content to up the weight when they go to market to sell. They get minimal exercise and have a bland taste as a rule.
Farm hogs did come from their wild ancestors, but a feral hampshire pig is as close to a russian boar as a poodle is to a wolf in yellowstone.
Pistol hunting has it's place, but it should be done ethically. Shooting an animal repeatedly and not killing it clean is not ethical, and it's not very sporting. However, that goes for archery, riflery, and other forms of hunting too. Acquire the ability to shoot accurately under stress with your chosen implement, or stay home. Half-a$$ hunters with poor aim and four wheelers give us all a bad name.
Wild or Russian boar are very different than the feral pigs or the domesticated kind. Wild meat is very lean to the point that it won't make much grease when it is fried. We add regular meat or oil to ours. My brother goes on a hunt every year so we eat Russian Boar often. It has a sharper, earthier taste, and doesn't soak through paper towels due to the grease.
The domesticated kind have been bred for a higher fat content to up the weight when they go to market to sell. They get minimal exercise and have a bland taste as a rule.
Farm hogs did come from their wild ancestors, but a feral hampshire pig is as close to a russian boar as a poodle is to a wolf in yellowstone.
Pistol hunting has it's place, but it should be done ethically. Shooting an animal repeatedly and not killing it clean is not ethical, and it's not very sporting. However, that goes for archery, riflery, and other forms of hunting too. Acquire the ability to shoot accurately under stress with your chosen implement, or stay home. Half-a$$ hunters with poor aim and four wheelers give us all a bad name.
The fat kid killed AL_Fred!!!!!! 
Now the story is getting good.
Now the story is getting good.