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ANC

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Sir Napsalot said:
I've got wild turkeys roaming in my neighborhood :mrgreen:

also these plump, delicious-looking Eurasian collared doves which are an unprotected invasive species so you can take them without any license

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I used to catch tonnes of pigeons as a kid, I'd release them again, was just bored, home alone usually.
You just need to set up a box with a stick and a piece of rope, then put some breadcrumbs in a trail ending where the box would fall shut, when you pull the stick holding one side up, out with the rope or fishing line.
 
Sir Napsalot

Sir Napsalot

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Chunky Stool said:
Doves are good eating but you need a big bag of em to make a meal.

We would just pluck the breast, cram a thumb under it, then give it a yank. (Makes a squishy crunching sound.)
The remainder of the carcass wasn't worth the effort...
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That's called "breasting them out" in my neck of the woods

and you don't need to pluck them as the skin pulls right off
 
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raratt said:
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raratt

raratt

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Sir Napsalot said:
That's called "breasting them out" in my neck of the woods

and you don't need to pluck them as the skin pulls right off
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Dove hunting in Kansas inspired me to get a reloader. They would go right down a tree line every evening heading to a roost. It would be constant shooting until sunset, flocks of 30-40. I think they are the only birds that can fly 60 MPH and drop 6 feet and make a u turn in an instant. Limit was 15 - 3 boxes of shells...or so.
 
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