farm ferrals

[DEL 5]

bagged these 11 lastnight,should keep the ferrets goin for afew days

[Ricky-N.p.p 0]

good shootin mate !

 

cant wait to get my new riffle back from the manufacturers

[DEL 5]

nise going and nise to see anouther left handed shooter

 

 

atb

 

 

fraser

Hi fraser i'm right handed but shoot cock handed,dont know why just feels better off my left

[woodchip 2]

nice free food

[Pops 19]

Why wast all that on ferrets? Pop out the breasts, season, wrap in bacon & roast gently.

[Simoman 110]

Why wast all that on ferrets? Pop out the breasts, season, wrap in bacon & roast gently.

 

 

Yuk :sick: Not the scabby ferals mate. We have been doing too good a job at our farm, last 18 months we have averaged a dozen a night, now we get 2/3 and thats it, the farmer is happy but its not much fun for us.

[DEL 5]

Have to agree dont fancy eating them.The farm was cleared of them afew months ago but now theres all the grain in the sheds there back

[stubby 175]

this gets to me, we shoot or ferret rabbits, I'll eat them, therefore the dogs and ferts get them too, this goes for pheasant,grouse,duck etc, yet people still shoot ferals and say, i wont eat it, but Ill give it to the ferts,

 

I just got in from shooting 40 plus ferals that were shitting all over a station roof, the only place they are going is in the incinerater at work,

if it aint good enough for me, it certainly aint good enough for my dogs/ferrets

[Ron Weasley 83]

Stubbs, this we've had this discussion before...it all comes down to the birds lifestyle. If they're living on a farm, feeding on grain, and the same stuff as woodies, as DEL stated they are, then why not let the ferrets have them?

I would never feed city pigeons to my ferrets, because they eat crap!

 

I have to admit though, I wouldn't eat farm ferals, but that's a psychological thing I'm sure!