.45 smooth rifle cooking!

[Britsmoothy]

I turned this;

Into this today.


Boy, is it good :hatsoff: :hatsoff: :hatsoff:

 

[jethro224]

Sure looks good.

 

[jackley]

Good going. I shoot quite a few pheasants myself and pot pie is one of my fav's also. Pheasant season is over now. Will only be going on a few driving hunts on private property now. Partridge season goes to the end of the month. Went out yesterday, no luck with them but the rabbit cycle is at its peak, haven't seen this many rabbits since the early 70's. But I don't shoot rabbits in front of my pointing dogs, hard enough to keep them off from them as it is.

Jerry

 

[rushlake1]

Brits Looking mighty tasty!

Have you tried a pheasant chowder yet?

 

[robinsroost]

It sure looks good Nate, you are a man of many talents. Pheasants are also very good in dumplings. Keep yer powder dry.......robin :bow:

 

[Brokennock]

That pie looks mighty tasty. And every time you post a hunt with that .45 smooth rifle I find myself wanting one more and more. I'd go through a lot less powder and shot than with my two .62 smoothies.
Oh who am I kidding,,, I'd use just as much just with more shooting.

Thanks for posting.

 

[wattlebuster]

Now that shore nuff looks good :hatsoff:

 

[Britsmoothy]

Thanks gents, my daughter turned up and the pie was soon gone! The pie lived for three hours then was no more! :haha:

Gotta do it all again now

B. :thumbsup:

 

[agill]

Sure looks good! :hatsoff:

 

[BrownBear]

Not nearly enough meat pies in American cuisine. Great ones like yours emphasize the lack!

 

[Shifty]

how bout a recipe

 

[jackley]

Brit,
How do your hunting seasons work over there? Do you buy a hunting license like here and have a few months a year for small game. A few weeks for big game. Or is it all on private land and you pay the game keeper or owner of the land?

Jerry

 

[Britsmoothy]

Brit,
How do your hunting seasons work over there? Do you buy a hunting license like here and have a few months a year for small game. A few weeks for big game. Or is it all on private land and you pay the game keeper or owner of the land?

Jerry

There use to be a small game licence but it was abolished about a decade ago.

Pheasants and partridge, grouse and ducks, some waders too have closed seasons. No limits.
Rabbits and hares no closed season.
Most deer species have closed seasons but not all. Some seasons change beteew the sexes but all year around.
Vermin like fox, squirrel and crows except raven and chough have no closed season.
One can buy shooting, some like me just get permission shooting pests and gain perks or libities to treat oneself to other game.

B.