First blood
- Thread starter 303carbine
- Start date
- Location
- Vancouver Island BC
Thanks, first shot on game and he bags a bunny. Actually he has first game with the new shotgun.
Also it was his first solo shot without me standing beside him, and he aced it like a pro.
Whoo hoo.........
- Location
- interior b.c.
Good for him and good on you for making it possible for him.I can't wait till my son get his first game,he got his first trout this summer.
Beaver Skin
CGN Regular
- Location
- Lower Mainland, BC
Thanks, first shot on game and he bags a bunny. Actually he has first game with the new shotgun.
Must be all the training! Congrats!!
- Location
- Back in the Peace Country
I need to get in some live target practice !!!
delete, not worth my time
you've been known to be a world class #### on occasion too.
I don;t think I have anyone call a snowshoe hare anything but "rabbit" since I moved to BC. but hey, he can call it a cottontail after the fact and I can't dispute it then, can I?
Are you always an a**hole???
you've been known to be a world class #### on occasion too.
I don;t think I have anyone call a snowshoe hare anything but "rabbit" since I moved to BC. but hey, he can call it a cottontail after the fact and I can't dispute it then, can I?
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death-junky
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Moose Jaw SK
No A Hare is a Hare and a Rabbit is a Rabbit get it!? There is a difference! I have never called a Hare a Rabbit or a Rabbit a Hare. I not ever confused when ever i see a rabbit and i call it a Rabbit when ever i see a Hare i call it a Hare....
kepeash?
- Location
- Vancouver Island BC
My neighbour eats'em faster than I can shoot'em.....Pizza, wtf?
Why not rabbit stew?
Is this rabbits meat or fur used, or was it just live target practice?
- Location
- Lakes District BC
How old is your son Carbine? Sounds like he is getting a good start... good on you!
Truck hunting rabbits sounds like a blast... down here you need good dogs and they usually go by you at warp 4 a foot and a half off the ground.
On a side note the Cottontail RABBITS in south central Ontario have hit a population high this year. I have not seen numbers like this since the early 70's.
Truck hunting rabbits sounds like a blast... down here you need good dogs and they usually go by you at warp 4 a foot and a half off the ground.
On a side note the Cottontail RABBITS in south central Ontario have hit a population high this year. I have not seen numbers like this since the early 70's.
Sounds like the young lad has the potential to be a great hunter. Rabbits open in our neck of the woods on Aug 1.
A fellow I know loves to see high populations of rabbits because that means the Lynx population will follow suit.
A fellow I know loves to see high populations of rabbits because that means the Lynx population will follow suit.
- Location
- Vancouver Island BC
Thanks Redd,he will be 15 in Sept.. I don't usually road hunt , but it was on our way back after shooting some birdies at a nearby gravelpit. The opportunity presented itself and he took advantage of it.
I told him the same situation could happen with deer, grouse, moose and being prepared is the best thing because game doesn't show up when you expect it to. I told him that it may happen that his best chance at a moose will be when he has a coffee in one hand and a sandwich in the other.....
