"Yep !"In other words, a country boy can survive!
"Yep !"In other words, a country boy can survive!
I got a blow gun. Pretty good with it too. It will kill a squirrel.Pigeons are plentiful and pellet guns are quiet and don't require powder or primers.
More likely moved to .gov bunker lolThat’s because it was recalled.
Yup everything is plentiful until everyone is hunting it at once and it goes extinct.Pigeons are plentiful and pellet guns are quiet and don't require powder or primers.
And we are doing the same thing just not with a firearm. I went out on Thursday on the report of a grounded Red Tail Hawk.Yup everything is plentiful until everyone is hunting it at once and it goes extinct.
Take the passenger pigeon for example which was the most plentiful bird in North America at one point in time.
Here's a excerpt from an article I read on the passenger pigeon.
Things really went south for the passenger pigeon when it was tapped as a food source for the increasingly crowded cities of the Eastern seaboard. Hunters in the midwest trapped and shot these birds by the tens of millions, then shipped their piled-up carcasses east via the new network of transcontinental railroads. (Passenger pigeon flocks and nesting grounds were so dense that even an incompetent hunter could kill dozens of birds with a single shotgun blast.)
Some of the largest meat processing plants are in fact owned by Chinese companies.It's a culmination of things: supply shortages, people stocking up, holidays, the fact that a lot of meat is processed internationally overseas as opposed to here in country
Ah, no way would I eat or even think of eating a pigeon……Yup everything is plentiful until everyone is hunting it at once and it goes extinct.
Take the passenger pigeon for example which was the most plentiful bird in North America at one point in time.
Here's a excerpt from an article I read on the passenger pigeon.
”Things really went south for the passenger pigeon when it was tapped as a food source for the increasingly crowded cities of the Eastern seaboard. Hunters in the midwest trapped and shot these birds by the tens of millions, then shipped their piled-up carcasses east via the new network of transcontinental railroads. (Passenger pigeon flocks and nesting grounds were so dense that even an incompetent hunter could kill dozens of birds with a single shotgun blast.)"
Have you ever eaten a Dove?Ah, no way would I eat or even think of eating a pigeon……
Beat me too it.Have you ever eaten a Dove?
Have you ever eaten a Dove?
NopeBeat me too it.
You have missed out on some wonderful eating.Nope
Agree completely, unfortunately I don’t believe it’s going to take 10 years, the US and the world in general is changing very quickly and I believe it’s going to be bad in the very near future.We shop at the local air force base commissary. My wife also works there. The shelves are bare when it comes mtg a lot of items. Its not because of food shortage its because there isn't enough stockers to put on shelves and not enough workers to order food supplies in. It seems nobody wants to work! How do people survive if they don't want to work? This country is going to change big time within the next 10 years and it won't make a difference who is in charge of it, we are in for some hard times because of lazy people.