Awesome times in 2010. Closed out the year with more limits on ducks (see the movie- best with sound).
Totals- 48 geese/ 67 ducks-- total waterfowl in 2010 second half- 115
The smoker is in over-drive
grous•ers 1. Persons who hunt, trap, or pursue various plump, chickenlike game birds of the family Tetraonidae, chiefly of the Northern Hemisphere and having mottled brown or grayish plumage. 2. Complainers, or grumblers, and those prone to general ranting. 3. A number of “smart guys who hunt” and their generally smarter companions.
2 comments:
I usually head out for goose hunting on January 1, but this year I reluctantly stayed home at the request of my spouse (who fails to appreciate the need to be out on the first day of the year hunting geese). And I missed the last day of turkey hunting on the last day of December due to a blizzard (which may have had something to do with the request not to go out goose hunting).
But I did make it out goose hunting late on January 2. I took just one goose, and it was a mercy shooting basically as the one goose in the group of ducks had a broken wing and headed for the shore.
Now, my question. The goose was bit thin. I think it unlikely he was out there for long, but I'm unused to think geese. Safe to eat?
Well, safe is all relative (like ridicule- which isn't ridicule compared to slander or cold-blooded murder), according to resident cartoonist, ethicist, parodist, mathematician, couch potato Tantillo--- see http://grousers.blogspot.com/2009/12/lets-do-risk-averse-math-shall-we.html
Me,I think I'd eat it if it doesn't smell funny or look funny, but as Ernie says, I just like to kill and eat stuff.
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