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Nice, but why does this bottle come with a flashlight? A free Whisky glass, O.K., but a flashlight?
Deer hunting.
Nice, but why does this bottle come with a flashlight? A free Whisky glass, O.K., but a flashlight?
With a bottle of Bourbon ?Deer hunting.
With a bottle of Bourbon ?
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Sounds like plan, especially if you're using bow and arrowThey give the bourbon to the deer. After a full bottle it doesn`t care if it gets shot
Not only legal, but commonly accepted as a way to put meat on the table in PA. Many many deer hunters in PA. I may even take my brother out to my son in law's woods for some venison in the next few weeks.Wait, do I get it right, deer is hunted with bow and arrow, really ? Seriously ? Is this legal in the US ?
Not only legal, but commonly accepted as a way to put meat on the table in PA. Many many deer hunters in PA. I may even take my brother out to my son in law's woods for some venison in the next few weeks.
I`ll take the missus to Sainsbury`s for mine....
Actually, this is a common sight in Pennsylvania (and probably most of the US) this time of year through November and some of December. The hunters do the community a service by maintaining an out of control deer population. There are so many deer, the state needs to control the population. They cause numerous vehicle accidents, and destroy land and crops. If the population goes unchecked, they develop diseases which spread to farmers livestock. Some of my favorite bonding memories with my Dad were getting up in the dark and going out into the fields and woods just at sunrise as the fog was lifting off of the ground. We stepped into my uncle's field one morning and there along the edge of the woods and the corn were a buck and a couple of doe. We both pulled up carefully with our bows and shot. Dad (Vice President of the local archery club) got one. I missed by a mile. But we field dressed it, took it home and then butchered while Mom prepared a feast that evening. We then froze and/or refrigerated the meat and would use it for future meals. We not only had venison, but also pheasant, squirrel, rabbit, turkey and a variety of fish in our freezer.
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Very interesting. Strictly forbidden here in Germany. And you need to take lessons and tests before being allowed to go hunting, also a clean criminal record.Actually, this is a common sight in Pennsylvania (and probably most of the US) this time of year through November and some of December. The hunters do the community a service by maintaining an out of control deer population. There are so many deer, the state needs to control the population. They cause numerous vehicle accidents, and destroy land and crops. If the population goes unchecked, they develop diseases which spread to farmers livestock. Some of my favorite bonding memories with my Dad were getting up in the dark and going out into the fields and woods just at sunrise as the fog was lifting off of the ground. We stepped into my uncle's field one morning and there along the edge of the woods and the corn were a buck and a couple of doe. We both pulled up carefully with our bows and shot. Dad (Vice President of the local archery club) got one. I missed by a mile. But we field dressed it, took it home and then butchered while Mom prepared a feast that evening. We then froze and/or refrigerated the meat and would use it for future meals. We not only had venison, but also pheasant, squirrel, rabbit, turkey and a variety of fish in our freezer.
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I think it's definitely important to hunt for population reasons. Just not my cup of tea. But I'd like to hunt and kill the marten that must live somewhere close to our house. Almost every night he is taking a sh** in my driveawayI`d never argue with anybody, especially friends, about the rights or wrongs of hunting. It`s the norm obviously in the U.S., I just couldn`t do it myself.
I think it's definitely important to hunt for population reasons. Just not my cup of tea. But I'd like to hunt and kill the marten that must live somewhere close to our house. Almost every night he is taking a sh** in my driveaway
I think it's definitely important to hunt for population reasons. Just not my cup of tea. But I'd like to hunt and kill the marten that must live somewhere close to our house. Almost every night he is taking a sh** in my driveaway
that does look rather similar to another american whiskey(why the E, it's whisky) from TennesseeThe air is getting cooler this week. The leaves are starting to turn. It is archery season for deer here in PA. So I thought I'd go a little U.S. this month.
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that does look rather similar to another american whiskey(why the E, it's whisky) from Tennessee
I`d never argue with anybody, especially friends, about the rights or wrongs of hunting. It`s the norm obviously in the U.S., I just couldn`t do it myself.
It should just be called Bourbon.
Poaching the Queen's deer might not be a good idea where you live. You might have to don a green hood and live in the woods with your band of merry men.
I meant this animal, in German: MarderMarten??
What the hell is a Marten?
I meant this animal, in German: Marder
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marten
Whatever, as long as the leave their sh** in my driveway I'm going to kill them all !He thught you said Martians
Whatever, as long as the leave their sh** in my driveway I'm going to kill them all !
i have no issue with hunting either per se, as long as it is of use, ie; meat/furs.and i suppose population controlI`d never argue with anybody, especially friends, about the rights or wrongs of hunting. It`s the norm obviously in the U.S., I just couldn`t do it myself.
I meant this animal, in German: Marder
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marten