Brown Trout.
Brown Trout.
I thought they called them 'Crappies.' Oh well, learn something new every day.A lot of those in streams very heavily polluted by raw sewage!
Never mind…..I was thinking about another type of "brown trout"!memtb
Eurasian doves are still considered an invasive species...but they are sure fun to knock out of the sky!
Thanks BudIt definitely ain't the armadillo. I think they immigrated here. Fun to shoot though. The buzzards love them. I happen to like the hogs. Shooting them that is. I've never been frowned upon for shooting one to small.
I'm with Lance, Eurasian Collared Dove may be my favorite.
They love a pecan tree. Especially if it's near grain bins.Amen......Those are everywhere around here, and when not using a shotgun in the fields and pastures, I love using an air rifle plinking them off my backyard bird feeders and tree limbs.
Did somebody say pecan trees, bins and a power line?They love a pecan tree. Especially if it's near grain bins.
YepEurasian doves are still considered an invasive species...but they are sure fun to knock out of the sky!
How are they best prepared for the table ? Any recipes to share? Anyone?Amen......Those are everywhere around here, and when not using a shotgun in the fields and pastures, I love using an air rifle plinking them off my backyard bird feeders and tree limbs.
Sounds like a hunt I would enjoy trying to go on. And I would assume much less expensive than going to Africa?Nilgai have made themselves plentiful in South Tx, love to hunt and eat them.
Pheasants are amazing in the SD corn fields. One would never know they weren't native.
My hunting partner would go every year. He loved it. He wound up shooting with a group of Yankees from Minnesota on one of his first hunts. After that, they would book together year after year. They called him Confederate for some reason.Sounds like a hunt I would enjoy trying to go on. And I would assume much less expensive than going to Africa?