22-250 has a shell the size of a 308 and a 22 cal slug. very fast very hard hitting. it will make a bunny disappear if hit right. not exactly a back yard rifle though. We used them on foxes and culling kangaroos.I had actually never heard of the 22-250. Thanks for the education.
I'm quite surprised at my change from Pacifist Baltimore City Vegetarian to Varmint Killing Rooster Processor in just a few years.But necessity is the mother of all things...
Somebody mentioned it earlier, but rat terriorersI had actually never heard of the 22-250. Thanks for the education.
I'm quite surprised at my change from Pacifist Baltimore City Vegetarian to Varmint Killing Rooster Processor in just a few years.But necessity is the mother of all things...
that is ingenious - a sony cam repurposed!!
Quote: Oh, good point on the fat issue. Forgot the meat needs to be very lean. THank you for your recipe , it gives me a starting point. I can try it on chicken breasts to see if we like it. My oldest can't do hot, but i can. yum.
Quote: Right on!!
Watched several episodes on Animal Planet about a guy that rescues wild animals pestering peoples homes. One was a rat infestation. Ewwwww. . . . . dozens of them fell on him when he opened the basement ceiling. ewwwwwwwwww. THey all ran for the corners and coun't get out. He laid out a sheet with fishing line, like an upside down parachute, with lines thru an eye up on the ceiling beam. THEN he sprinkled MINT along the permimeter for the room and they ran to the middle and stopped for the bread and pb. Jerked the line and caught most of them.
If you can't kill them maybe you can use mint to control where they don't go-- or drive them to the neighbor's!!
Canning chicken breast is the easiest thing to do ever! I've never done it from whole chicken though. How many chickens will you be doing?
A vegetarian?!?! No thank you. I like my beef still practically mooing at me on the table. I feel you on the long way stuff tho. I was a Boston city gal till i met my husband, Now I walk around barefoot, play with chickens, wear overalls and say Ya'll.I had actually never heard of the 22-250. Thanks for the education.
I'm quite surprised at my change from Pacifist Baltimore City Vegetarian to Varmint Killing Rooster Processor in just a few years.But necessity is the mother of all things...
So funny! My chickens would have pecked the crap out of me. They do not like swimming!
He found a great way to keep his chickens cool for the summer.
Isn't that the turtle man!!! EEEEEEEEEHHHHHHHHEEEEEEEHHHHHH! Or however he hollers.Oh, good point on the fat issue. Forgot the meat needs to be very lean. THank you for your recipe , it gives me a starting point. I can try it on chicken breasts to see if we like it. My oldest can't do hot, but i can. yum.
Right on!!
Watched several episodes on Animal Planet about a guy that rescues wild animals pestering peoples homes. One was a rat infestation. Ewwwww. . . . . dozens of them fell on him when he opened the basement ceiling. ewwwwwwwwww. THey all ran for the corners and coun't get out. He laid out a sheet with fishing line, like an upside down parachute, with lines thru an eye up on the ceiling beam. THEN he sprinkled MINT along the permimeter for the room and they ran to the middle and stopped for the bread and pb. Jerked the line and caught most of them.
If you can't kill them maybe you can use mint to control where they don't go-- or drive them to the neighbor's!!
