|
||
|
Title: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by jimmers on Nov 2nd, 2007, 12:58pm Its that time of the year, I can't even thing straight because I want to be out there RIGHT NOW! The rut is on man, the rut is on! I can't leave to go hunting until tonight, but I'm off all of next week! Yeah Baby! Jimbowhunter |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Ghost on Nov 2nd, 2007, 1:05pm GOD help me I cant go this year and I desprately NEED to kill something soon! Need help .... have to fire gun at a living being ... cant breath ... t h i n k a m a b o u t t o l o o s e c o n s------------------------- |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Melissa on Nov 2nd, 2007, 1:12pm [smiley=ohjez.gif] |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by BarbaraD on Nov 2nd, 2007, 1:43pm You guys are really something..... Had a call from a friend of mine this afternoon to inform me he's sleeping on my couch tonight so he can get an early start in the morning (season opens in the morning).... go figure that a couple of hours could make that much difference to the deer. And my son is about down with the flu, but is that stopping him from going hunting before daylight - no way Jose! Tomorrow night he'll be dying and expecting sympathy (yeah right - you know he'll be gettin' it from mama - NOT!), but he'll be in his stand about 4 in the morning (and this is the kid who can't wake up till noon to get anything done during the year). Oh well, you little boys go on and have your fun. Go kill the big old deer and bring 'em home and us "little wimmems" will cook 'em up and tell you what big strong fellars ya are..... ;;D Hugs BD |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by jimmers on Nov 2nd, 2007, 2:09pm Maybe Sunday it'll be venison backstraps, butterflied and wrapped in Neuskes bacon and placed ever so gently on the smokin hot grill with a chunk of hickory wood in the fire for an added touch! Some glazed carrots on the side with home made apple pie and ice cream to follow. How's that for and early "Whatcha cookin" thread! ;;D Jimbowhunter |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by midwestbeth on Nov 2nd, 2007, 4:08pm In my part of the country, the sure fire way to get a deer is to hunt comedian Ron White style. Slow the bullet down to 65 mph, attach headlights and a blaring horn. This method will guarantee a nice size deer everytime ;;D Beth..........who hopes she doesn't get a deer this way this weekend. ::) |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by LeLimey on Nov 2nd, 2007, 4:29pm Ha! Jimmers I have it on good authority (I read it on the toilet wall) that you couldn't catch a deer if someone threw the Bambi DVD at you :P |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by assaultme on Nov 2nd, 2007, 4:55pm on 11/02/07 at 16:29:59, LeLimey wrote:
Helen, you dont "catch" deer [smiley=laugh.gif] |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by LeLimey on Nov 2nd, 2007, 4:57pm DAVEEEEE!!!!!! How are you telling me that now when only yesterday you told me you'd caught crabs? ::) |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by vietvet2tours on Nov 2nd, 2007, 5:49pm My boy got an Elk with his bow.It's Elk backstrap for me tonight. Potter |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Brewcrew on Nov 2nd, 2007, 6:45pm on 11/02/07 at 17:49:59, vietvet2tours wrote:
For those of us amongst the wild game uneducated, would that be tenderloin? |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by deltadarlin on Nov 2nd, 2007, 7:05pm on 11/02/07 at 13:43:58, BarbaraD wrote:
Now, BD, that's not quite fair [smiley=laugh.gif]. Some of us wimmins might be out there trying to kill a big ole dear [smiley=bigguns.gif]. It haven't hunted in the past few years, but there were several years there, that I hunted from opening day in October until the close of the season in January (bowhunt, gun, bowhunt). That was the ONLY time that I'd get out of bed before daylight (wasn't too bad, first stand was about 200 yards from my doorstep and second stand, was about 1000 feet from my back door). 'darlin |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by M.R. on Nov 2nd, 2007, 7:44pm Brewdude The tenderloins are the small strips that run along the back inside of the chest cavity (the most, tender, best tasteing part, and not very big), the back straps run along the outside of the deer and would be compare to "chops", I believe. Very good in their own right and some what more meat to them. Mike |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by vietvet2tours on Nov 2nd, 2007, 7:53pm on 11/02/07 at 18:45:17, Brewcrew wrote:
http://www.best-venison.com/images/cuts.jpg Number 7 is the loin(backstraps) and number 6 is the tenderloin. Boneless Hind ¼ Primals 1) Eye of Round 2) Bottom Round 3) Top Sirloin 4) Top Round 5) Sirloin Tip 6) Tenderloins 7) Backstraps Boneless Front ¼ Primals 8) Neck 9) Shoulder 10) Top Blade 11) Mock Tender potter |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by M.R. on Nov 2nd, 2007, 7:56pm Damn Now I'm droolin'. The crock pot is coming out tommorow and venison stew will be had. Mike P.S. Potter, can you post the descriptions of the rest of the numbers to your most cool pic? P.P.S.S. Thanks man. |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by jimmers on Nov 2nd, 2007, 7:58pm I don't care what number is on it. Its GOOD! I'll have wireless access for the laptop this upcoming week, I'll stay in touch. Helen, I owe you for that one! ;;D Jimbowhunter |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Karla on Nov 3rd, 2007, 9:38am Other than the back straps and tenderloins we have it all ground up into venison burger and use it whenever the recipie would call for hamberger instead. The straps and tenderloin are wrapped in bacon and broiled for a few min. each side and are mmmm good. We generally save them for new years eve, anniversary, and other special occassions. The heart is very good also. I can't wait to for gun season to start so my men can get me some more venison! |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Shedz on Nov 3rd, 2007, 9:46am Nothing that big to shoot over here....... But Goose seasons just started in England, so been out on the salt marshes this week, bagged 3 so far, AND getting a new gundog on Sunday ;;D ;;D ;;D ;;D ;;D Paul ;;D |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by LeLimey on Nov 3rd, 2007, 9:48am The kids want to know more about the dog Shedz! |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Brewcrew on Nov 3rd, 2007, 9:51am on 11/03/07 at 09:46:34, Shedz wrote:
Umm, you don't get a new dog and then take it hunting the same day, do you? |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Shedz on Nov 3rd, 2007, 9:55am My friend Matt is emigrating to Australia and wants me to have his dog ;;D His name is Blue and he is a 7 and a half yr old black drakeshead labrador, fully gun dog trained, house trained and LOVES cuddles ;;D Perhaps if its ok i'll bring him the next time we come visit........... Paul. |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Shedz on Nov 3rd, 2007, 9:57am No Bill, this dog is mature and already trained, i've used him before but now hes coming to live with me permanently ;;D ;;D ;;D ;;D ;;D Paul |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by LeLimey on Nov 3rd, 2007, 10:03am Paul Blue'll be more than welcome, you know he'll be fussed to within an inch of his life though don't you?! I love black labs - can't wait! |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Shedz on Nov 3rd, 2007, 10:09am I can assure you, Blue will take as much love and fuss as he's offered!!!! He punches with his snout if he's not centre of attention!!! And thinks he's a lap dog too ::) |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Grandma_Sweet_Boy on Nov 3rd, 2007, 12:07pm Oh Lord - y'all hunt, kill and then eat poor Bambi! :-/ Just kiddin' folks - I can still remember coming home from school during hunt season and finding the critters hanging in the garage waiting for my Dad to butcher them up for the hunt camp guys. Dad kept the hides in exchange for his skills as a butcher. We had bags of tanned hides at our house. They made wonderful jackets, vest, gloves, etc. Carol |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by jimmers on Nov 3rd, 2007, 12:26pm I just got up here. I have a wireless card so I have internet access. I also went to the grocery store with my Son Andrew (19), I damn near went broke! God that kid can eat! ;;D I hope I have some money left over for a trip to the casino during the week ;) I'll give a hunting report a little later. Jimmers |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by LeLimey on Nov 3rd, 2007, 12:34pm Be wery wery careful Jimmers - them's wascally wabbits ::) http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q154/fedupofthinking/Jimmers1.jpg |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Shedz on Nov 3rd, 2007, 3:39pm Damn it, I just knew there was another pic of me to post ;;D ;;D ;;D ;;D ;;D |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by LeLimey on Nov 3rd, 2007, 3:42pm on 11/03/07 at 15:39:39, Shedz wrote:
Ahhh and here's Paul - someone else with wabbits and no "hares" (sp?!) |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Shedz on Nov 3rd, 2007, 3:45pm LMAO, you'll pay ;;D |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by LeLimey on Nov 3rd, 2007, 3:50pm Yes dear ::) |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Shedz on Nov 3rd, 2007, 3:56pm [smiley=moonwiggle.gif] [smiley=wave.gif] [smiley=sgrin.gif] |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by BarbaraD on Nov 3rd, 2007, 4:06pm KILL OF THE DAY at the HENDERSONS!!! No deer but HOGS!! Got a mama and three little ones..... Son is down at the barn with Caleb doing whatever it is that you men do after you kill your prey, getting it ready for the freezer. My little Caleb (5 years old) is watching his Daddy butcher those hogs and asking me if I'm gonna cook them tonight! This child has a stomach of IRON! I told him we're having a nice SALAD for supper tonight thank you very much! No ya'll go chase your wabbits..... Hugs BD |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by jimmers on Nov 5th, 2007, 7:12am Yesterday evening I shot a doe. Now I qualify for a buck tag for next year. We have the "earn a buck" qualification in our hunting area. I'll be donating her to the "Hunters for the hungry" group this morning at the local butcher shop. I'm hoping it helps someone who needs it. Windy as hell today, I doubt it will be any good today. :-/ Jimbowhunter |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Melissa on Nov 5th, 2007, 9:18am Jimmers, where the hell are ya?? I don't think you're too far from me, and yes, hunting will probably suck today. Here's the forecast: Today: A slight chance of rain and snow showers after 10am. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 42. West northwest wind between 23 and 28 mph, with gusts as high as 43 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%. Fun, fun, fun! ::) BTW, thanks for donating your doe. Good on ya! I hope to heck Lily gets her deer this year. She shot and hit 4 last year, but only grazed them all! It was her 1st time hunting and she refuses to use a scope, so hopefully after the practice over the summer she'll drop one (or more) in one shot. She knows she'll get bitched at by mom if she ever does that again like last year, lol! Jesse I'm not worried about cause he always gets some each year, so thankfully our freezer will have enough. Good luck dude! |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by jimmers on Nov 5th, 2007, 6:55pm Mel, I'm in Wautoma! Not to far away from you and da Family. I told you this at Mil-Con, I think your just avoiding buying me dinner ;;D Sounds like Lily is a good "Old fashioned" hunter! Good for her! Better to learn the old way without a scope. Now you just have to get a bow in her hands, I'd bet my bottom dollar she'd be an awesome shot. I believe if people get the kids interested in hunting and hunter safety when they are young, there will never be a problem with them being curious about firearms and firearms safety. I'm sick of this WIND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jimmers |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Mosaicwench on Nov 5th, 2007, 9:25pm on 11/02/07 at 13:43:58, BarbaraD wrote:
Jrbrew's GIRLFRIEND went hunting this past weekend (and will go again next) . . . I like the thought of her knowing how to use a firearm . . . . keeps Jrbrew honest! |
||
|
Title: Re: The hunters know what I'm talking about Post by Mosaicwench on Nov 5th, 2007, 9:28pm on 11/05/07 at 07:12:53, jimmers wrote:
You are a good hearted man, Jimmers (but I won't spread that around). Now I wish someone would shoot that buck that traipses through my backyard eating my plants!!!! |
||
|
Clusterheadaches.com Message Board » Powered by YaBB 1 Gold - SP 1.3.1! YaBB © 2000-2003. All Rights Reserved. |