Mutant Strikes Again

[2manyAirGunz]

Taipan Mutant .22 caliber.

Off hand

40 yards

18.1 grain JSB @ 895 fps-----> headshot.

DRT!

 

[intenseaty22]

Nice Shot!!! Off Hand, 40 yards....

 

[2manyAirGunz]

It was all luck.

When shooting off-hand my breathing and timing -- the moving crosshair -- are essential. Truth be known, the hit rather surprised me.

 

[Ranchibi]

Great shot! If it was me doing an offhand shot...that bunny would still be alive! LOL!

 

[Blejda]

Great job on offhand shooting.

 

[TNT19]

. I respect the honesty. I do use shooting sticks, but do shoot off hand enough i have fotten good at it 

 

[hawkeye69]

Good size, nice shot.

 

[Bobbypew]

Devastating! 

 

[2manyAirGunz]

Exit wound near right eye.

 

[L.Leon]

Good shooting, that rabbit looks eating good.

 

[2manyAirGunz]

Good shooting, that rabbit looks eating good.

She does appear to be well-fed!

Can you share a recipe?

 

[Bobbypew]

Might I recommend this recipe if you're searching? https://www.pinterest.com/pin/120049146293273762/ 

Called a Sichuan Hot & Spicy Rabbit. Don't knock it till you try it! 

 

[CurlyWoods]

Good shooting, that rabbit looks eating good.

She does appear to be well-fed!

Can you share a recipe?

My mother and father spent 8 years in Germany and she learned to make Hausenfeffer. I wish I had gotten her recipe, but it was all in her head. Love fresh rabbit, but was always told not to eat them until after the first real cold snap. Probably an old wives tail..... Nice looking carcass regardless!

 

[cea1960]

Good shooting, that rabbit looks eating good.

She does appear to be well-fed!

Can you share a recipe?

My mother and father spent 8 years in Germany and she learned to make Hausenfeffer. I wish I had gotten her recipe, but it was all in her head. Love fresh rabbit, but was always told not to eat them until after the first real cold snap. Probably an old wives tail..... Nice looking carcass regardless!



Indeed an old wives tale. I had this discussion last year when I shot a rabbit before our first frost. My friend told me not to eat it because of a parasite that may live under the skin. He claimed the first frost kills the parasite. Umm, if it lives under the skin, wouldn't it be protected from the cold? And then why does our rabbit season start before the first frost usually arrives?

 

[CurlyWoods]

Good shooting, that rabbit looks eating good.

She does appear to be well-fed!

Can you share a recipe?

My mother and father spent 8 years in Germany and she learned to make Hausenfeffer. I wish I had gotten her recipe, but it was all in her head. Love fresh rabbit, but was always told not to eat them until after the first real cold snap. Probably an old wives tail..... Nice looking carcass regardless!



Indeed an old wives tale. I had this discussion last year when I shot a rabbit before our first frost. My friend told me not to eat it because of a parasite that may live under the skin. He claimed the first frost kills the parasite. Umm, if it lives under the skin, wouldn't it be protected from the cold? And then why does our rabbit season start before the first frost usually arrives?

Thanks. Where I live we are on 1 acre lots which was country until about 5 years ago. All of our neighbors refer to our area as Rabbit Ranch. I think I have a lot more incentive to thin the herd earlier than the frost! I got here because of squirrels, but I much prefer rabbit!

 

[RENVAL]

I wonder what’s for dinner tonite?! Big enough for the entire family 

good shooting bud!!!



Renz

 

[Hugo619]

Great shooting! Love my veteran!

 

[WorldVermination]

That;s quite the hare. Nice shooting!

 

[IvanM]

That Rabbit is HUUUGE. GREAT shooting.

 

[TNT19]

Definitely a wives tale. Keep in mind any cooking kills the parasites, you just need to ensure a decent internal temperature. In Arizona it's open moratorium on the fufu. I have taken them year round no ish and keep in mind if u freeze them things die off as well then you cook them