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RE: What Quarry do you Hunt? - Tartar Horde - 9 May 2014
Anything edible that flies or walks, any freshwater fish available, A range of seafood mainly Shellfish at the moment, when Summer comes will be fishing for Cod, Mackeral. Rays and Bass.
RE: What Quarry do you Hunt? - Keith - 25 July 2017
In England I hunted mostly wood pigeon, but here I hunt wild boar, wild goats, rabbit. Kangaroo, Wallaby, Walleroos are protected unless you are a land owner. As a land owner you can get a permit to shoot roos, but you are not legally allowed to eat them!!! I know, bloody stupid but that is the government all over. I am a land owner, but I only hunt for food.
Keith.
RE: What Quarry do you Hunt? - HERNE - 12 June 2022
Pigeon
Pheasant
Roe
Fallow
Rabbit
Hare (only if the land owner insists-to keep a certain sector of the travelling community off their land)
all the above are edibles.
And for vermin control, fox & ratty
Herne.
RE: What Quarry do you Hunt? - bigpaul - 13 June 2022
I thought Hare wasnt that edible? I seem to remember something about "potted hare".
RE: What Quarry do you Hunt? - HERNE - 13 June 2022
(13 June 2022, 08:59)bigpaul Wrote: I thought Hare wasnt that edible? I seem to remember something about "potted hare".
It's very rich, and in all honesty i can't stand the taste, even my dogs turn their nose at it.
Some local farmers ask for them to be shot, to keep caravan dwelling lamp men with dogs off their land.
Herne
RE: What Quarry do you Hunt? - bigpaul - 14 June 2022
(13 June 2022, 17:22)HERNE Wrote:we dont see Hare here, used to see them when we lived in Somerset.(13 June 2022, 08:59)bigpaul Wrote: I thought Hare wasnt that edible? I seem to remember something about "potted hare".
It's very rich, and in all honesty i can't stand the taste, even my dogs turn their nose at it.
Some local farmers ask for them to be shot, to keep caravan dwelling lamp men with dogs off their land.
Herne