Will eating squirrels make me a better climber ?

[silky fox]

This is a great thread Pat...bringin all of the true carnivores out of the woodwork! Sod Macdonalds etc....real Land food!

[geoff]

I dont think its going to improve your climbing,but you might feel bright eyed & bushy tailed Pat,dont eat the beaver though,or you might be well be damned:001_huh:

[felixthelogchopper]

I dont think its going to improve your climbing,but you might feel bright eyed & bushy tailed Pat,dont eat the beaver though,or you might be well be damned:001_huh:

 

Bearing in mind 'you are what you eat', perhaps eating beaver would be a mistake.

[woody paul]

Bearing in mind 'you are what you eat', perhaps eating beaver would be a mistake.

 

:laugh1:

[Pat Ferrett]

Pack it in lads this is supposed to be a serious thread

[felixthelogchopper]

Pack it in lads this is supposed to be a serious thread

 

Sorry, Pat. I would guess that, as a low fat source of protein like Rabbit, it certainly wouldn't be a bad thing to eat as it would help you squeeze into your tights a bit easier.

[geoff]

Sorry, Pat. I would guess that, as a low fat source of protein like Rabbit, it certainly wouldn't be a bad thing to eat as it would help you squeeze into your tights a bit easier.

 

:laugh1:

[Pat Ferrett]

Sorry, Pat. I would guess that, as a low fat source of protein like Rabbit, it certainly wouldn't be a bad thing to eat as it would help you squeeze into your tights a bit easier.

 

I wish I was half the man you see in my avatar

Thats Nacho Libre probably the best wrestler in the world evers, his secret is eagle eggs, they give him the eagle powers

[felixthelogchopper]

I wish I was half the man you see in my avatar

Thats Nacho Libre probably the best wrestler in the world evers, his secret is eagle eggs, they give him the eagle powers

 

I wondered what that was in his tights.

[j warwick]

As you may well imagine with a sir name like mine the ammount of conversations it opens up along the lines of rabbits and shooting means I have never struggled to find land to shoot.

 

As for eating rabbit its not one of my favorite meats thanks to mixie

 

why the hell they released such a horrible disease on an animal that fed this nation through rationing in the war is beyond me.

A local butcher was selling farm reared rabbits for £8.50 each.

 

Your certainly right about mixie what a terrible disease. Me and my brother get endless amounts of rabbits from ferreting and lamping and most of the time struggle to give them away let alone get £8.50 a piece for them. I like to think we can tell a healthy rabbit from diseased one. Love coming in from work to the smell of a good rabbit stew on a cold winters day theres sparks coming of my spoon as I get it down us!