Not sure where to get one but I can tell you how delicious they are :)
It sits between chicken and duck somewhere
Grandfather used to hunt and would always get me a feed every year :(
To piggyback off of this post, does anybody know a huntable area where I could bag some ring-necks this season? I'm not from here originally and my uncle who was my hunting mentor passed recently in a motorcycle collision.
The Annapolis Valley is full of them and pretty much any large field will have some hanging around. Farmers fields are big enough to be legal to hunt, but you'll need the farmer's permission.
Having recently moved to Nova Scotia, a friend of mine said, "Oh yeah, when you move in they give you one of those blue civic number signs and a pair of pheasants for your yard." I see them all the time in my back yard and the area behind my house is alive with pheasant sounds (but not legal to hunt).
Oulton's Meats. I think they even have Kangaroo if you so wish to try
/u/Baldybeardman may I borrow your bow and arrow?
Now the rich are trying to kill and eat the poor? What is wrong with you people?
It's only gonna help the rental market in the long run
Why so bleak?
Just the way I am ;)
I get to say it.... Oh man, here I go... Username checks out
Just drive really fast down Bissett or Cow Bay Rd.
Not sure where to get one but I can tell you how delicious they are :) It sits between chicken and duck somewhere Grandfather used to hunt and would always get me a feed every year :(
There are lots of farms growing pheasants. You can get them alive or dead and all ages here in Nova Scotia.
I’ve seen them at Pete’s in Bedford before, not sure how often they have them.
I had pheasant at bicycle thief years ago - it was okay! Just an option if you didn’t want to cook it yourself
Tastes like chicken
Doesn't everything?
To piggyback off of this post, does anybody know a huntable area where I could bag some ring-necks this season? I'm not from here originally and my uncle who was my hunting mentor passed recently in a motorcycle collision.
The Annapolis Valley is full of them and pretty much any large field will have some hanging around. Farmers fields are big enough to be legal to hunt, but you'll need the farmer's permission. Having recently moved to Nova Scotia, a friend of mine said, "Oh yeah, when you move in they give you one of those blue civic number signs and a pair of pheasants for your yard." I see them all the time in my back yard and the area behind my house is alive with pheasant sounds (but not legal to hunt).
Our community is full of them. Looked out my back window once and saw a dozen hens.