It was a mix bag!
One coots,two moor hens,few doves and pigeons,two starlings and a partridge.
One coots,two moor hens,few doves and pigeons,two starlings and a partridge.
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Common Coot and Moor Hen Hunt
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As in Partridge in a Pear Tree? Christmas song?
Unfortunately, I'm not in an area with this much game diversity. Here in New Mexico, this time of year, squirrels and doves are the main species, with a few pigeons thrown in.
Too clod this morning, however, as it is 5°F.
Unfortunately, I'm not in an area with this much game diversity. Here in New Mexico, this time of year, squirrels and doves are the main species, with a few pigeons thrown in.
Too clod this morning, however, as it is 5°F.
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Oops! Sorry mate! I'm from Islambad capital of Pakistan.The temperature is 16℃ here.I am a Muslim so that's why I don't celebrate Christmas.
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Over on this side of the pond, The Twelve Days of Christmas is heard quite often, even though the population is rather cosmopolitan (every walk of life).
I've never been to Pakistan, but as an amateur radio operator, I've worked other amateurs over there.
I've never been to Pakistan, but as an amateur radio operator, I've worked other amateurs over there.
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Pal!
Sheharyar i believe the coot is funny to taste.the red headed moorhen does taste like chicken
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Tasting the Coot for the first time.
Have marinated the meat with a good amount of masala.Im sure it will taste good.Will BBQ it.
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