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    Favorite use of deer meat?

    Thank you Arkansas Paul! The good thing about that recipe is it's really good with beef as well. If your doing heavy work in the in the Winter...putting this on in the morning and then coming home and walking through the door and having this mouthwatering aroma greet you. Nothing better...
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    Favorite use of deer meat?

    I do mine cubed into 1 inch cubes and rolled in seasoned flour. I put into the slow cooker, unbrowned, with 1 can of Guinness, 3 tablespoons of tomato paste, 4 cloves of garlic roughly chopped. 2 onions chopped. 2 carrots chopped. 1 stick of celery chopped. 1 large sprig of rosemary. 1 large...
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    Squirrel season is near!

    Wouldn't it just be easier and a lot quieter to hang rat traps in the trees baited with peanut butter and rolled oat balls?
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    Hunting Pigs in Australia.

    This is going to be my next pig knife purchase .... http://www.crkt.com/Hisshou-Fixed-Blade-KydexSheath I love everything about this knife EXCEPT the tacky, cheap looking Kydex sheath which does nothing but shame the blade it holds.
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    Hunting Pigs in Australia.

    People get deceived by a Bulls placid "at home nature" and think they are dealing with a Saint Bernard and forget what these dogs were bred for. Here a favorite cross bred is Mastiff X Great Dane. Produces a very good pig hunting dog.
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    Hunting Pigs in Australia.

    The preferred stick here is just behind the elbow, pointing down and in, to reach the heart. It's easier to reach and a surer strike when you are hanging onto the hind leg of a large, moving animal.
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    Hunting Pigs in Australia.

    Well we here in Australia have developed a purpose bred pig dog called a Bull Arab. These have the ability to find, run down and hold a pig by the ears / cheeks until the hunter runs in and lifts the pigs hind leg off the ground and does an accurate stick to the heart with the knife. Yes the...
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    Hunting Pigs in Australia.

    It seems that there is a fair share of feral pig haters here on this site so I was wondering if a thread about how we Aussies deal with our pig issues would be welcomed? Obviously with our gun restrictions more often than not pigs are dealt with using a highly trained pair of purpose bred...
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    Easier way to "read" game cams?

    "My totally computer illiterate, no cell phone owning, Luddite hunting buddy bought a cheap Digital photo frame at Wal-Mart to view his game cam cards. Works for him. http://www.adorama.com/CYDP700BK.htm...FVIV7AodV3UAcg rc" DING DING DING!!! We have a winner folks! Excellent idea RC!
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    They have babies

    That chap in the center of the picture holding that deer looks like he's wearing a striped butchers apron. Anyone else watch the movie "The Yearling" and feel hungry? I did.
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    What's your favorite firearm activity to do?

    To be honest I really enjoy feral animal eradication. Australia has very delicate ecosystems and feral animals do a lot of damage annually. It makes me all warm and fuzzy to see a feral pig, goat, fox, dog or cat removed from native bushland.
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    So, we won for now, but what are we going to do when officials come for re-election?

    McCain's name is mud in Arizona. To say they're furious with him would a be a gross understatement.
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    More executive actions coming

    Quickly Barry! Invade North Korea to distract the population from a gun control executive order! I put nothing past the man any more!
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    Black Talons Banned!! Breaking news!!

    @ Texas Scott! Dude, just stop! You're killing me here! Seriously funny........for a Texan! j/k.
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    Save money on food?

    It's expensive if you compare it against mass produced meat, kept in cramped conditions and pumped full of growth promotants. When compared to similar free range, organic *depending on where and what the animal is feeding on, article brought from a supermarket or butcher then the outlay to...
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