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does anyone do THIS?

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hatsoff · 23/05/2005 10:52

I'm thinking of taking up a bloodsport and spending some time with dds teaching them. I thought about fishing. I just get the feeling that it could be kind of fun, you know, dangle a juicy piece of meat on a hook, watch all the fish bite, reel them in. what do you think?

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TallyHo · 23/05/2005 10:54

I am, quit frankly, disgusted. Why don't you paint your DDs with fresh fox blood and make them run round the countryside witha pack of hounds chasing them. It gives the good exercise and hones their survival instincts.

Auntfanny · 23/05/2005 10:55

gross [disgusted emotion]

moondog · 23/05/2005 10:55
Grin
Gwenick · 23/05/2005 10:55

Dh wants to teach our boys to hunt with a spear - big cats and all that

emily05 · 23/05/2005 10:56

Gwenick - this would be a good skill for them to have if they are in a survival situation such as a plane crash

Gobbledigook · 23/05/2005 10:57
Grin
Gwenick · 23/05/2005 10:58

then he wants to teach them to skin eat, roast the meat over a campfire and make clothes and rugs with the skins

swiperfox · 23/05/2005 10:58

pmsl

Flum · 23/05/2005 11:01

Dp does fly fishing, love it. No bits of meat, just hand crafted flies (about 20 grands worth it seems!)

I think fishing is fun, but I don;t like fly fising much, coarse fising is dull.

Sea fishing is brilliant if you live near by.

Much more exciting is shooting game. If you can afford it.

tiffini · 23/05/2005 11:02

iwas thinking of buying my DS a bow and arrow as a treat, and possibly a BB gun (sp?)

do you think this is a good plan

Flum · 23/05/2005 11:02

Obviously fox hunting would be the sport of choice but some people don't seem to like it. For some reason.

HappyMumof2 · 23/05/2005 11:02

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moondog · 23/05/2005 11:02

hatsoff,why don't you pop over to see me in Kurdistan?
Very violent and bloodthirsty. Right up your street.They even let off guns at weddings just for the hell of it.

giraffeski · 23/05/2005 11:03

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HappyMumof2 · 23/05/2005 11:04

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hatsoff · 23/05/2005 11:04

It's the reeling them in bit that appeals. It would seem you can keep them going for ages.

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Flum · 23/05/2005 11:05

I have an air rifle (birthday prezzie) and since moving to the country sometimes lean out of window and pick off the little rabbits that play at the end of our garden.

Wasn't sure what to do with them when dead but butcher happy to skin and prep them. You need about 3 for a stew for a family of 4 though.

Takes me a couple of days to get that many. But they are tasty.

Farmer next door quite chuffed as they eat his crops.

hatsoff · 23/05/2005 11:06

bit off thread - Moondog - had my fill of Kurdistan thanks. (Iraqi, not Turkish, which might have something to do with feeling it was my "fill")

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tamum · 23/05/2005 11:06

You just never know when the supermarkets are all going to close down, do you. Think of the advantage you will have when they do. Except that all of ones work colleagues shoot on a regular basis apparently.

Flum · 23/05/2005 11:06

Hatsoff - you should defo go for fly fishing then. Can take hours to bring a decent salmon in.

moondog · 23/05/2005 11:08

What were you up to there,hatsoff??

hatsoff · 23/05/2005 11:13

work. (for a big ngo)- only three weeks, spent most of it travelling to Kirkuk and Mosul - which weren't considered safe to stay overnight at the time so had to "commute" from Irbil. It was june/july 2003 so found it all a bit grim. but, back to FISHING...

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emily05 · 23/05/2005 11:13

I keep worrying about what might happen if we are standed with no shoes? or what if clarks shuts down? I might teach ds to sut up animals for leather

Flum · 23/05/2005 11:13

I've tried to get the little deer too but I think I need a bigger gun.

HappyMumof2 · 23/05/2005 11:19

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