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Greetings Fam,
Some of the Bros and I got out there this morning at 3am.
We had a raft this time, so we were able to retrieve what we hit.
I hit an American Coot. I heard that they taste good in Gumbo. I'mma find out soon.
And again, the Benelli did it's thing.
Some of the Bros and I got out there this morning at 3am.
We had a raft this time, so we were able to retrieve what we hit.
I hit an American Coot. I heard that they taste good in Gumbo. I'mma find out soon.
And again, the Benelli did it's thing.
Appreciate that you eat what you hunt.Greetings Fam,
Some of the Bros and I got out there this morning at 3am.
We had a raft this time, so we were able to retrieve what we hit.
I hit an American Coot. I heard that they taste good in Gumbo. I'mma find out soon.
And again, the Benelli did it's thing.
I told myself, "I'll only hunt what I'll eat."
I'll kill anything for self defense though.
My father used to hunt and felt exactly the same. I never took it up because I lack the patience, in what is usually some the most uncomfortable circumstances/environments. I also prefer the taste of farm raised meat.
Not really the same, cause they're vermin, at least in my opinion. All summer I'm at war with squirrels, chipmunks, rabbits, opossums, birds, etc., in my garden. But I only shoot them with a pellet gun.
I started with a daisy bb gun, ran out of bb's and grabbed the .22lr.
It started with them in birdfeeders, then peach trees, garden, now in hickory trees.
Speaks volumes about the reliability for S&W M&P pistols
I have neighbors too close by for me to use a real firearm. But if I could I would.
I plucked it and wifey cooked it up already. If you like ribeye steaks, you'll love this.
She put a little salt and pepper on it. Then she put it in a frying pan and basted it with butter. They were super juicy and tender.
I told the Bros already, "Y'all can have the ducks. I'll keep the coots."
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That looks real good. Haven't eaten much game meat since I was a kid. I more recently tried some canadian goose meat but it was tough as shoe leather. Had to go to the restroom and spit it out. A white guy I worked with brought it and said he loved it.I plucked it and wifey cooked it up already. If you like ribeye steaks, you'll love this.
She put a little salt and pepper on it. Then she put it in a frying pan and basted it with butter. They were super juicy and tender.
I told the Bros already, "Y'all can have the ducks. I'll keep the coots."
So that wasn't a duck? I thought it was a kind of duckI plucked it and wifey cooked it up already. If you like ribeye steaks, you'll love this.
She put a little salt and pepper on it. Then she put it in a frying pan and basted it with butter. They were super juicy and tender.
I told the Bros already, "Y'all can have the ducks. I'll keep the coots."
He didn't cook it right, Bro.C
That looks real good. Haven't eaten much game meat since I was a kid. I more recently tried some canadian goose meat but it was tough as shoe leather. Had to go to the restroom and spit it out. A white guy I worked with brought it and said he loved it.
Goose is good. It can be greasy, but it's good.
It's almost like the dark meat from a chicken. I bet they overcooked it.
No, coots are in the "rail" family. They don't have the webbed feet like ducks, geese, and swans. They're usually found near fresh bodies of water (lakes, ponds etc...) just like ducks. They can be pretty noisy too.
Coot? And its not any of those you listed?
I ain't never heard of them
Fuck those tree rats! Although there are some folks that dine exquisitely on them.
First thing you need to do is determine the ultimate purpose of the firearm you're looking to purchase and it's practicality. For me even though my 300Blk AR is my primary home defense weapon, I still go to my pistol 1st because of its versatility and accessibility.
Mane, I'm telling you they tearing my hickory trees out the frame!
Got EVERY peach out my peach trees! I ain’t get nann peach in 2021!
Mofos got ta die!
I got 2 last week, 2 more Monday. Subsonic + Simmons scope
I prefer pistol for home defense, I guess I'll go with the rifle
Rifle
Rifle... Depending on how mechanically inclined you are, I'd go with a rifle build.
Pistol-caliber carbine
What is the attraction for these?!
I just can't understand having a big gun (bigger than a handgun) with a small caliber
Like a one ton truck with a v6
9/10mm can do real damage in carbine length barrels in a lighter platform.
Ammo is easier to get. Won't be called an assault rifle.
Easy recoil and shot follow up without need of optics.
FWIW a rifle is a good first choice but the @Cannibal mentioned an AR so I'm assuming short range defense posture. Also, I think AR's are an over-rated platform that gets too much attention by folks who don't know guns and quick to classify them as assault rifles. I have 5 ARs and enough parts to build 5 more but they just get me into a spending mode for accessories that I probably don't need LOL.
IMO AK > AR but both get bad press
For me only a short barrel AR makes sense for home defense and the only AR caliber that is at its best with a short barrel is 300Blk.
As for PCCs, you know non-gun heads won't be able to tell the difference and will still try to classify them in the same category as ARs. There's so much misinformation, it's beyond ridiculous. Hell we've seen some of those typical nonsensical responses on this forum.
If you're going to get just one , get a AR pistol in 300 Blk out . Then just buy a .556 carbine rifle upper to put on the pistol lower .
Whats so special about the DD MK18? I mean its popular, but besides it being by DD I'm not sure why compared to say a Sig Tread Pistol, or any 14.5" pistol .
Back fucking wit it. Its in the vise, laser in muzzle, target up about 25' away.
Every time I put eye thru scope, stock in shoulder, the crosshairs shift on the target to a different spot.
I'll just adjust it using an average of 5 or 10 times looking thru scope and moving away from it, then shoot it 50 - 100 yards.
If its getting boresited at 25', what will be the zeroed range for 22lr.?