Lamper's

[joe ox 2,602]

Never checked the price of venison for years its probably still the same as it was 40 year ago?

 

[Penda 3,341]

23 minutes ago, Black neck said:

Not a chance ,u get lucosade and a dogs foot in your earhole like everyone else

Citreons the way forward 

[chartpolski 24,043]

Just now, joe ox said:

Never checked the price of venison for years its probably still the same as it was 40 year ago?

 

A few year ago squirrel was the fad and they were selling in the same market for £7:99 and rabbits were £4:99. Yesterday there wasn’t a squirrel in sight, or venison.

The last game dealer in the Grainger market, Kettlewells , is long gone, and the butcher that sold “exotic” meats like kangaroo, alligator, wild boar, is now a “bubble tea “ shop, whatever the hell  that is ?

I called into Findlays butchers, where I used to get as many lamb ribs and neck bones as I could carry for free……now they want £2 for a very small bag. 
A wave of nostalgia came over me and I traipsed off very disappointed !

Cheers.

[Black neck 16,034]

5 minutes ago, Penda said:

Citreons the way forward 

Sure is pal

[Black neck 16,034]

4 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

A few year ago squirrel was the fad and they were selling in the same market for £7:99 and rabbits were £4:99. Yesterday there wasn’t a squirrel in sight, or venison.

The last game dealer in the Grainger market, Kettlewells , is long gone, and the butcher that sold “exotic” meats like kangaroo, alligator, wild boar, is now a “bubble tea “ shop, whatever the hell  that is ?

I called into Findlays butchers, where I used to get as many lamb ribs and neck bones as I could carry for free……now they want £2 for a very small bag. 
A wave of nostalgia came over me and I traipsed off very disappointed !

Cheers.

Did u give him shit

[chartpolski 24,043]

1 minute ago, Black neck said:

Did u give him shit

No, I gave him a scornful look and walked off trying to affect a look of haughty superiority.

I find it’s not too sensible to upset a butcher in a bloodied apron with a cleaver in his hand.

Cheers.

[Black neck 16,034]

1 hour ago, chartpolski said:

No, I gave him a scornful look and walked off trying to affect a look of haughty superiority.

I find it’s not too sensible to upset a butcher in a bloodied apron with a cleaver in his hand.

Cheers.

Typical 

[joe ox 2,602]

1 hour ago, chartpolski said:

A few year ago squirrel was the fad and they were selling in the same market for £7:99 and rabbits were £4:99. Yesterday there wasn’t a squirrel in sight, or venison.

The last game dealer in the Grainger market, Kettlewells , is long gone, and the butcher that sold “exotic” meats like kangaroo, alligator, wild boar, is now a “bubble tea “ shop, whatever the hell  that is ?

I called into Findlays butchers, where I used to get as many lamb ribs and neck bones as I could carry for free……now they want £2 for a very small bag. 
A wave of nostalgia came over me and I traipsed off very disappointed !

Cheers.

My old mate RIP was a proper old fashioned type poacher, if he could catch it he ate it. He used to say to me "the only thing better than squirrel and chips is two squirrel and chips its a bit stringy mind you" Badger, blackbirds, rooks, gulls, to name a few of the things he ate. He would always ask if I was hungry when I went to visit,  I was apprehensive of saying yes until I knew what was on the menu.

[Black neck 16,034]

The the flesh of the mink is quite spicy, similar 2 venison but abit otter 

Ffs

[chartpolski 24,043]

10 minutes ago, joe ox said:

My old mate RIP was a proper old fashioned type poacher, if he could catch it he ate it. He used to say to me "the only thing better than squirrel and chips is two squirrel and chips its a bit stringy mind you" Badger, blackbirds, rooks, gulls, to name a few of the things he ate. He would always ask if I was hungry when I went to visit,  I was apprehensive of saying yes until I knew what was on the menu.

My dad used to eat gulls eggs, you could buy them in the Grainger market….. probably illegal now.

I boiled up a badger ham once, but the smell and the grey  scum put even me off from eating it. 
I know squirrel became very fashionable in restaurants a few years back, but I think of them as tree rats.

I eat just about everything I catch and when a huge old fighting bird I took pity on when his career came to an end because he lost an eye, he went into the pot when he got too manny.

Cheers.

 

[Black neck 16,034]

3 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

My dad used to eat gulls eggs, you could buy them in the Grainger market….. probably illegal now.

I boiled up a badger ham once, but the smell and the grey  scum put even me off from eating it. 
I know squirrel became very fashionable in restaurants a few years back, but I think of them as tree rats.

I eat just about everything I catch and when a huge old fighting bird I took pity on when his career came to an end because he lost an eye, he went into the pot when he got too manny.

Cheers.

 

Fair size cock charts

[chartpolski 24,043]

Just now, Black neck said:

Fair size cock charts

To be fair, he was a good old warrior and I was hoping to breed from him, but the day he got too close to my face sealed his fate, the ungrateful b*****d !

Cheers.

[Gypsydog94 4,607]

1 hour ago, joe ox said:

Never checked the price of venison for years its probably still the same as it was 40 year ago?

 

About £1 a kg I think. 

[Black neck 16,034]

3 minutes ago, Gypsydog94 said:

About £1 a kg I think. 

Crap

[Gypsydog94 4,607]

6 minutes ago, Black neck said:

Crap

Not worth the hassle of selling for money