I felt he had earned the firing squad. He murdered a fellow chicken. So screw that dude.
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I have a small flock of chickens, but I’m really wary about using lead shot around the chicken yard. The birds regularly take up small rocks to help them digest food, and I wouldn’t want the shot contaminating the meat or eggs.
muzzle-loader.com has the flint version on sale now for 399.00 shows in stock.
Just a great toy. Fun at New Years'. Gets a lot of attention at trap shoots (but don't expect to get a lot). OF course, if you have a pirate ship, there could be a lot of uses for it.
that must have been one seriously bad Equus asinus'd rooster to bring out buck and ball to terminate with extreme prejudice
buck and shot
some F shot and some 7.5, it was what was loaded
and yeah he was one bad dude, never seen such a mean rooster and I have seen a lot of mean ones. This one just took the cake.
Bet he went off half-cocked after the treatment - half on the ground, half runnin' around!
Was there enough left over for dinner?
Trapper Scott
45 Cal.
It was some odd website that had them on sale a few years ago. I don't remember the exact one.
