sandgroperbill wrote:i wouldn't want to see him with a big pile of cases he couldn't use
bentaz wrote:And best news ever, now she's old enough for a junior licence she's decide she wants to ditch netball and take up Western action.
bentaz wrote:I hit a rabbit with the ride on mower at work yesterday, lol, does that count as hunting?
bentaz wrote:I hit a rabbit with the ride on mower at work yesterday, lol, does that count as hunting?
bentaz wrote:I hit a rabbit with the ride on mower at work yesterday, lol, does that count as hunting?
bentaz wrote:I hit a rabbit with the ride on mower at work yesterday, lol, does that count as hunting?
bentaz wrote:Never heard of rabbit fever, I usually just run over them a few more times till there's nothing for the customer to see.
Gwion wrote:Type A only on Nth America but a few cases of Type B have popped up in Tassie.
fixed it for youVICHunter wrote:Gwion wrote:Type A only on Nth America but a few cases of Type B have popped up in Tassie.
Well at least we can always BURN the island
tom604 wrote:daughters first fox we got 15 rabbits as well,or should i say she got 10 rabbits and i got the last five no photos of the rabbits and almost no photo of the fox as it was across a creek but i went for a walk in the morning to get it
tom604 wrote:she was a bit stiff and smelly in the morning but i said the fox wouldn't mind
Title_II wrote:If you carry a fun in Australia you will go to jail.
Title_II wrote:I don't get the lingo. What did you do with the rabbit and the foxes?
Wobble wrote:You're an ideas man Tom!
Title_II wrote:I was curious if you ate them or did something with the pelts. I wouldn't eat the foxes but I know a trapper girl that would buy them off me for the pelts. And I have a buddy that would make something out of them.
Klem wrote:More foxes than we have things to do with the pelts.