Hares And Nv

[walshie 2,804]

And don't forget to add to the legal side of it the marginal ability for a sub 12ft/lb airgun to take hares.

 

IMHO it's not the right tool for the job.

[stealthy1 3,964]

I've shot Hare's with airguns that had bullets in them, and plenty of rabbits, one had 2 bullets in it. Lucky it didn't die of lead poisoning

[walshie 2,804]

I've shot Hare's with airguns that had bullets in them, and plenty of rabbits, one had 2 bullets in it. Lucky it didn't die of lead poisoning

 

Just gores to show what tough buggers they are and makes airguns even less appropriate.

[Wildling 520]

And don't forget to add to the legal side of it the marginal ability for a sub 12ft/lb airgun to take hares.

 

IMHO it's not the right tool for the job.

Walshie you've gone against the holy of air gun holy's, expect flak at any moment for speaking your mind!

[Wildling 520]

 

I've shot Hare's with airguns that had bullets in them, and plenty of rabbits, one had 2 bullets in it. Lucky it didn't die of lead poisoning

 

Just gores to show what tough buggers they are and makes airguns even less appropriate.

Hang on for a bit and I'm sure someone who's an "expert" will come along explaining how a lead pellet can drop any animal with a clinical head shot................

[smithie 2,444]

i once shot a hare with a shotgun and i never hit it clean as 1, im a crap shot and 2 we was shooting of a pick up and the farmer expects you to shoot on the move.

 

i found the noise/cry disturbing as it was the first time i had injured rather than killed a hare.

 

stick to netting them now..

Edited July 23, 2015 by smithie

[ArchieHood 3,692]

 

They taste nice!

Mole they taste discusting not for me anyway! And iv had to shoot a lot if them.

Townie...........?

[stealthy1 3,964]

 

I've shot Hare's with airguns that had bullets in them, and plenty of rabbits, one had 2 bullets in it. Lucky it didn't die of lead poisoning

 

Just gores to show what tough buggers they are and makes airguns even less appropriate.

 

 

It's not the gun or it power, it's the person that pulls the trigger that dictates how long it takes for his chosen quarry to die, some people just pull the trigger and don't give a f**k, but some folk care what happens after they pull the trigger, and whether the shot was really on at all. Which is why I shot the Hare once with an airgun, but some one else shot it twice with a gun deemed fit for the purpose and failed on both counts.

[tomburras 2,730]

 

 

 

They taste nice!

Mole they taste discusting not for me anyway! And iv had to shoot a lot if them.

Disgusting?! Grow up sir, I bet you cut the crusts off your bread too! Lol

You very very clearly don't know me

 

To me hare smells and tastes rotten - I'll stand by that!!! And have tried all sorts of recipes a with them.I can't even give them away.

[bigmac 97kt 13,832]

Its a rich tough meat and that's why i give them away

 

atvbmac :thumbs:

[mark williams 7,568]

If any game/ vermin is "wanted" for the table on a regular basis you will find it for sale in all the leading superstores.

 

When did you last see Hare for sale in ASDA .

Stayed at my best mates "nine`s" welsh for grandma, in Bodfari 40 years ago. She got a knock on the door and she bought a hare .

She cooked it up for the next night`s tea, the house fecking stunk and we were both left "heaving for Wales" when we tried it .

 

I can still smell and taste that fecker

Edited July 21, 2015 by mark williams

[villaman 9,982]

Anything Welch leaves a bad taste in your mouth

[stealthy1 3,964]

Hare in red wine sauce, with crusty bread, rice, or mash tates, bang on

[mark williams 7,568]

Hare in red wine sauce, with crusty bread, rice, or mash tates, bang on

Three or four bottles of red before the sauce !!! FFKS

 

You could sell hare stew to the Amazon indians for their poison fecking arrows

Edited July 21, 2015 by mark williams

[villaman 9,982]

Thats the trouble with you northerners ,you know nothing about fine food