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My daughter's compound bow she's getting for christmas has easily adjustable draw length and weight. I haven't used one in years, may have to brush up. If one of those deer come in my yard at night again, might be hard to not kill and drag it into my back yard :lol:
 
Get one of those cheap-ish night visions. Saw some I was tempted to pick up just for the hell of it around black friday :lol:
 
Get one of those cheap-ish night visions. Saw some I was tempted to pick up just for the hell of it around black friday :lol:

Had one of the $1,000 versions for a minute. Probably would work but I got pissed off at the manufacturer and returned it.
 
Quail. When I was little, we'd go up to Carryville (Florabama), tiny nothing town where my great grandfather lived in this tiny wood house near the river and his old sawmill (that house flooded 3 times that I can recall, like 8 feet underwater). No air conditioning. Fun to visit, play at the river and on the railroad tracks int he winter. Hell to visit in the summer. My great uncle lived there too, paralyzed. Leave time in the military when he was 20, dove into a river....fallen tree under the water, broke his neck. But he would drive into fields and shoot the shit out of quail. Fried quail and bacon for breakfast. So damn good.
 
I really miss eating pheasant when I was younger I wish I could buy it at the store
Not sure if its your thing or not...but lots of places have upland bird preserves where you can hunt them yourself using a guide and his dogs. Most places offer pheasant, quail and chuckar.
 
We had a stuffed one my grandfather shot in our home office. We gave it to my uncle Sonny here’s the bird uncle Sonny! He was thrilled.

I think my cousin had it now
 
When my parents were dating, my dad shot some pheasant and brought them to my mom to clean and prepare them. She had no clue how and tells the story to this day.
When I was young, maybe 10ish, I killed a squirrel and brought it to mom. I wanted to try fried squirrel. All I really remember about it is asking how many BBs I had to put in it? :lol: (squirrels are hard to kill without at least a pellet gun)
 
When I was young, maybe 10ish, I killed a squirrel and brought it to mom. I wanted to try fried squirrel. All I really remember about it is asking how many BBs I had to put in it? :lol: (squirrels are hard to kill without at least a pellet gun)

My dad always told me he'd eat squirrels he used to shoot in the backyard. Not sure how he cooked them though.

When I was a kid, me and a buddy of mine shot a squirrel with a bb gun, got him right in the head, the damn thing's brain was coming out of the hole - he wanted to skin it but I was pretty grossed out at that point and didn't really want any part of it anymore. And so ended my hunting career.
 
My dad always told me he'd eat squirrels he used to shoot in the backyard. Not sure how he cooked them though.

When I was a kid, me and a buddy of mine shot a squirrel with a bb gun, got him right in the head, the damn thing's brain was coming out of the hole - he wanted to skin it but I was pretty grossed out at that point and didn't really want any part of it anymore. And so ended my hunting career.

hahaha. One of my favorite pics of my kid....She was 7 or 8. She dug that heart out of the gut bin.
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My dad always told me he'd eat squirrels he used to shoot in the backyard. Not sure how he cooked them though.

When I was a kid, me and a buddy of mine shot a squirrel with a bb gun, got him right in the head, the damn thing's brain was coming out of the hole - he wanted to skin it but I was pretty grossed out at that point and didn't really want any part of it anymore. And so ended my hunting career.
Almost the exact same experience except my dad cleaned it and was going to make me and my step brother eat it because we shot it. It sat in the freezer for at least a year.
 
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