first kills with ir hunter mkii. 5 or 6 hogs. 4 foxes. 1 porcupine

No, not messing with you at all. I've heard it's a little "woodie" tasting meat, but, (although I don't know how/what's best) if prepared/cooked properly, is just fine eating meat.

I was serious, I'd try it.
 
Hey I watch Bizarre Foods and think almost all critters can be made to taste good!
 
JPK said:
Very nice!

I suppose you were telling the MK II to shoot straight!

And it was listening!

JPK
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"C'mon baby... do right by me and I'll buy you some new batteries and lens wipes."
 
gotta pic of the pine at least?
 
Ratdog68 said:
No, not messing with you at all. I've heard it's a little "woodie" tasting meat, but, (although I don't know how/what's best) if prepared/cooked properly, is just fine eating meat.

I was serious, I'd try it.
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The whole animal is a kabob, how bad can it be?
 
Good shooting Blakester! Great video and image with that ir hunter, thanks for sharing.
 
Here ya go frank .. RD I'll try the porcupine if u skin it for me!


Didn't get a pic of the last fox. He did some jump flipping and squirming down into the brush.. Didn't bother to look for him. I have video of the bottom fox pic I can add if yall want, but it's nothing fancy. Also have a video missing a fox, but we can pretend that didn't happen ;)wish I woulda gotten the head shot fox at about 125-150 yds.

Also, thanks to everyone for the kind words.
By the way I'm interested in getting a range finder now :)
 
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Make a small slit near a paw, just big enough to fit the nozzle of a compressed air blow gun into. Seal it with your gloved hand and give it a few puffs of compressed air (from a compressor, not a can). It'll blow him up enough to separate the hide from the carcass and ease skinning him out.
 
There you go ole porkypine and the foxes...you are slaying them!
 
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