So after 10 months my first kill is a....

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  1. cawwwrin

    cawwwrin Weekend Warrior

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    Sparrow. Lol.

    Now before anyone gives me crap, they're an invasive species, it's legal, and I actually do eat their breasts.

    I was 20 yards away and saw a few in my dove feeding box. They're so skittish that I didn't even think I'd be able to draw my bow back, but I slowly did and took aim.

    BOOM. HEADSHOT. The varmint tip knocked it out so hard it was dead instantly. I have a picture if anyone's interesed, lol.
     
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    I just want to see the breasts.
     
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    At least you didn't feed it to your dog!
     
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    ssssswwwwwaaaaaaacccccckkkkkkkkkkk!!!!!!!!!!!
     
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    Thats great! Can't believe you still have that! Haha
     
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    Getting your own food is great. Now on to bigger things!
     
  8. cawwwrin

    cawwwrin Weekend Warrior

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    I'm finishing my hunter safety follow up class on Sunday! Finally!!!:biggrin:
     
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    Care to share your sparrow recipe?
     
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    BB4tw Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Hitting a sparrow from 20 yards is some good shooting.

    It will make a deer look big as a house.
     
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    How did you know it was 5 1/2 years old and what did it score?
     
  12. cawwwrin

    cawwwrin Weekend Warrior

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    I like to soak mine in olive oil overnight then BBQ them seasoned with salt, pepper, and garlic. This is how I cook dove. Sometimes I'll put some soy sauce and it gives it an asian type flavor.
     
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    Because it was dumb enough not to fly away! No score...
     
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    That's awesome. I have never heard of someone eating sparrow. Enjoy.


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    Thanks, someone appreciates how hard that was! That sparrow looked like a humming bird from 20 yards haha
     
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    Isn't it against the law to bait sparrows?
     
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    I'm almost positive you can take them any way, because sparrows and starlings are an invasive species. I don't know if I "baited" that one, but I have seed all over my back yard. This one just happened to be in a box.
     
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    I was just pulling your leg! Still very good shooting.
     
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    Lol, thanks
     

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