Good one George.
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Hey, I loved my FastbackThe 65-66 Mustang Coupes are the only models that should be allowed on the road
I actually haven't done anything with my 'Stang in years - I was going to put a Chevy L79 327 into it, but the two friends who were going to help passed away, one of which, was a member here on the forum (Redbeard).Good shots Dave. The 65-66 Mustang Coupes are the only models that should be allowed on the road
lol Mike...first of all, shooting birds is way too much work for me these days...and I could have popped one of those hens with my H&R .22 "Marshall" 9-shot revolver with a .22 Short and no one would have been the wiser. These birds were less than 30 feet from me.You know a .22cal pellet gun with a suppressor barrel is almost noiseless and with a telescopic sight means a headless birdie AND a free turkey dinner (if you don't mind all the feather plucking or just skin-out the breast)
Hey, I loved my Fastback
That makes three of us. However my young (30) cousin-in-law informs me that all you have to do is, in effect, skin the bird and remove the breast leaving all the rest. I've not tried it but I WELL REMEMBER the boiling, plucking, and removing those #$%@#* pin-feathers on the pheasants we shot, then crunching down on the occasional bird-shot during dinner.the plucking, gutting and cleaning out is beyond my tolerance
Rüttelflug
"Rüttelflug m (Verh) hover, hovering [stationary] flight" (Langenscheidt Fachwörterbuch Biologie Deutsch-Englisch)