Sounds like he made the real tomato gravy. Not the cooked tomatoes they call tomato gravy now days. It is not tomato gravy !!!!
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Wabbit Hunting is so much fun
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I could not agree more sir! They eat a large amount of quail. When they can find them !!!!
huntsman22
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save a raggit,,,
huntsman22
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M1A1ABRAMS
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I guess you're keeping the Eco system at its current platitude.
huntsman22
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gotta take out the competition.....
We have too many yotes and feral cats. Wabbit population cycles wildly depending it seems on how many yotes and ferals bite the dust. I've never seen so many cats. You would think the yotes would prefer them but the cats just keep hanging around. Never see either in daylight but cams get them.
I bet people are tossing them out for whatever reason. No concept of the wildlife damage they do. I haven't heard a pheasant crow in years. Turkey population down no doubt in my mind from cats to some extent.
I bet people are tossing them out for whatever reason. No concept of the wildlife damage they do. I haven't heard a pheasant crow in years. Turkey population down no doubt in my mind from cats to some extent.
When combining wheat and soybeans I have seen up to 6-8 rabbits per day caught by hawks. Sometimes the coyotes would just sit at the end of the row and catch whatever ran out. Deer, rabbits, and rats. I usually had the 223 on the machine with me and killed quite a few coyotes that lingered to long. As for feral cats, they are a very efficient predator. It's surprising how many I see now since I started looking around with thermal at night.
There's very little that can compare, for me at least, with a rabbit hunt with good beagles
Were you able to sell this to a Chinese restaurant?save a raggit,,,
It is crazy the number of feral cats that are around. My dad had a lot of trouble with them getting into his storage barn and shop and setting the alarm off. He trapped 35 there in one year. He would trap them and then call the animal control folks to come get them.
