What have you hunted that is "Different"?

[Old Jim]

Nutria, a sub aquatic rodent. These things are very deletrious to wetlands and it appears that they are now showing up around the Marysville area. They weigh about 10 pounds and reproduce when just a few weeks old. (probably Canadian, eh)
They were imported from So. America ( the real So. America) about 1930 for the fur trade. Bad mistake.

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[joao01]

If anyone wants to hunt moles I have a small colony of them.

[tannardog]

Rats... Lots of them. When I lived in B*******, the whole neighborhood at night was crawling with them. Rats are obviously everywhere in all types of situations, there just seemed to be a healthy population in my area. One night we counted over 20 in plain sight. They would only scatter if you got within 10 feet. I became the rat killer. Traps were used a lot, no poison as there were lots of pets in the area (as well as birds of prey, just not enough apparently). I am sure someone will come on and say "that's not hunting!"..... What ever. I hunted them

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[L_O_G]

Back in my 20's... Milfs

[WAGunRights]

Nutria, coyotes, starlings, crows...

[jackass]

My dad hunted groundhogs and ate them.

[lamrith]

Tannerdog, I like the pistol set-up...

Starlings for me, filthy bludgers. Rats with wings that like to F up the eves of my garage trying to build nests. Season is approaching for them again, need to start excersizing the shoulder and getting back on form. Great practice for big game season, you can't get much closer than 20yrds even if you are sneaky. Aim small, miss small...

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[Itchin4Fishin]

Did a pipe job years back in Bellingham. We were supplied with .22lr rifles for the Nutrias. We would dig a ditch and the would pour of it..... Right into a our gun fire.

[Soldier_Citizen]

Banana rats.

[oldkim]

Mountain pidgeons...

Tough as they fly higher and higher...

[Free Boer]

Liberian Kaffirs. Tough fuggers they are when they've been at the Khat.

[RENCORP]

Beavers in Canada. Two legged ones.

[StatlerandWaldorf]

Wallabies. Little bastards. Kill a whole bunch of trees. We used to spotlight then in New Zealand regularly. Hard to hit on the run!



And pig hunting - with dogs and a knife. Hard core.

[Itchin4Fishin]

Wallabies. Little bastards. Kill a whole bunch of trees. We used to spotlight then in New Zealand regularly. Hard to hit on the run!



And pig hunting - with dogs and a knife. Hard core.

You win.

[Soldier_Citizen]

Wallabies. Little bastards. Kill a whole bunch of trees. We used to spotlight then in New Zealand regularly. Hard to hit on the run!



And pig hunting - with dogs and a knife. Hard core.

That's a cute little piglet. You wanna get yourself a real hog come down to the commie land next time I go. Regularly see ones twice that things size.