Anybody into Hunting /Shooting..?

dave t wrote: remington 243. luke
and just if anyone was wondering what i did with the deer after it was shot , it all get cut up into steaks, mince, joints and burgers all in house, nothing goes to waist.

Wooww. VERY impressive. Nicely done !! Those burgers look tastey.
Ever thought of puttin the mince into sausages..? :huh:

Bambi meets Rambo!
We were up in Scotland 2 weks ago by Lochnagar and saw two big (25+) groups of young stags feeding, you would have loved it by the looks of it.
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Mike

Impressive Dave, rifle looks a serious bit o kit!

WELL I THINK ITS A DISGRACE!!! POOR BAMBI!

Oh yea just remembered I go shooting too!

Lol! That venison has made me hungry!!! mmmm

When I was in OZ near a place called TOOKLEY(i think). We went Roo Shooting!

We stood on the back of a Ute with a huge night light and this Roo was about 200yrds away and the farmer took it with a single shot on the move from the passenger window! Straight into his head!!!

I only have a 12ftlb air rifle with scope and silencer! Only rabbits and 1 Pheasant (lucky head shot)

me too ...i got out every day lol thats all i do (no job illness) rabbits,pigeons and game in season
have a couple of ponds for ducks and geese planning on going over to scotland later this year for the geese and a few nights after rabbits with the lamp

.22 cz 3x9 40 sight
berretta 682 gold clays
berretta 301 semi auto for everything else
denton & kennel english side lock s/s gameshooting
the jimny is used every day in the fields great wee jeep however is a bit small at times ,soft top is great for lamping

Making deer carcass extraction with my Dad much easier was one of the reasons for ditching the sports car and buying a Jimny - a decision that I have not regretted.

Used to do a lot of shooting back when I lived in South West Scotland. Still have plenty of permission down there (even have the proper forms!) but its an expensive journey at the moment.

Love that bar for hanging the deer carcass on. Was it a home-made job? Anything that keeps the process cleaner is a good idea in my book.

With regards to rabbits in Scotland its bad news. RVHD is spreading fast through the country and SNH reckons at the current rate we'll lose 92% of the rabbit population. It is not very well publicised in order to discourage Farmer Palmer from "relocating" rabbits...