I wonder how much meat there would be left!
The son of a friend of mine has been catching big trout with his bare hands for several years now. That boy is a special kind of patient.
Like this catfish noodler?
Beginner rifle recommendations
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Like this catfish noodler?
God knows! I´ll have to ask him to teach me some time, and then we can have a good laugh at my failed attempts.
He was 12-13 years old when he got his first big fish by hands, but he´s always been the stalking type of boy. Catching everything from mice, insects, snakes and fish with his hands.
He looks like a bloody cat when he spots a prey... And is just as patient.
He was 12-13 years old when he got his first big fish by hands, but he´s always been the stalking type of boy. Catching everything from mice, insects, snakes and fish with his hands.
He looks like a bloody cat when he spots a prey... And is just as patient.
In light of the original post, this is a copy of my first deer rifle my father got me when I was a little kid.
It's an Uberti Baby Rolling Block Carbine single shot chambered in .357 Magnum. It will also fire .38 Special cartridges. It's a modern made, smokeless cartridge rifle patterned off of the blackpowder era 1871 Remington rolling block. When fired out of a rifle barrel, the .357mag is a very effective bush cartridge.
The carbine weighs 5 lbs, it has a .22" barrel, and is 35.9" in overall length. The recoil is enough for a 9 year old to handle. It harvests a North American whitetail deer and a western mule deer, no problem.
Many years later the carbine wound up in the hands of my uncle who had the chamber reamed out to .357 Maximum (an extended magnum version of the .357mag cartridge, it can still fire .357mag and .38spl), it was fitted with a Vernier tang sight, and was used in black powder cartridge shooting.
It's an Uberti Baby Rolling Block Carbine single shot chambered in .357 Magnum. It will also fire .38 Special cartridges. It's a modern made, smokeless cartridge rifle patterned off of the blackpowder era 1871 Remington rolling block. When fired out of a rifle barrel, the .357mag is a very effective bush cartridge.
The carbine weighs 5 lbs, it has a .22" barrel, and is 35.9" in overall length. The recoil is enough for a 9 year old to handle. It harvests a North American whitetail deer and a western mule deer, no problem.
Many years later the carbine wound up in the hands of my uncle who had the chamber reamed out to .357 Maximum (an extended magnum version of the .357mag cartridge, it can still fire .357mag and .38spl), it was fitted with a Vernier tang sight, and was used in black powder cartridge shooting.
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