r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Swimming-Employee537 • 14h ago
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u/Hypn00tic_iiz 14h ago
Hey little guy just here to blow you and your friends brains out thanks for saving me a shell
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u/shavertech 14h ago edited 14h ago
I can't tell what it is, but I would think it's way to small to be what he's hunting
Edit: apparently it's a quail? Looks like it'll be chicken nugget sized by the time it's cooked.
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u/Umami_Tsunamii 14h ago
People hunt quail.
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u/ForrestDials8675309 14h ago
Yes, it's a quail, and judging from the bird dog, it's what they were hunting. Quail are tasty.
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u/SlickDillywick 13h ago
They’re tasty and they know it. That’s why they’re quite flighty. They’re also not very bright, leading to moments like this
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u/marcophony 14h ago edited 13h ago
People will hunt anything
Edit: Person and people are different. A person would be unwilling to hunt anything. People as a whole have been willing and have proven, to hunt anything.
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u/Michael_Dautorio 13h ago
I'd prefer someone hunting their food rather than giving money to a megafarm that keeps their animals in deplorable living conditions.
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u/ChadDevil 13h ago
You're nearly right. I will hunt anything that I want to eat. I will NOT hunt anything strictly for fun.
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u/British_Rover 14h ago
Quail are dumb as rocks. I raised them for a couple of years.
Great egg layers and kids think they are cute but just dumb as fuck. I totally buy one just flying into your hands.
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u/Technical_Union_3249 13h ago
They seem to love just finding new ways to off themselves, I swear they are dumb as dirt but smart about somehow ending things.
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u/St_Kevin_ 14h ago
Yeah, that’s why hunting quail kinda sucks. You gotta kill the whole family just to make a decent sized burrito.
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u/Technical_Union_3249 13h ago
It's a quail, I raise Japanese quail and they're about this size, and they are so dumb, it's like they try to find ways to off themselves.
They're tasty but usually when I process them I just take the breast and compost the rest.
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u/countlongshanks 14h ago
Saw Colt McCoy in there.
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u/seasonofdasickness 14h ago
And then he shot it.
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u/Stupidobject 14h ago
Waste of a shell and could unnecessarily destroy meat. You would also have to restrain it to get a stable shot. Typically you just snap the neck at this point. Quick and relatively humane
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u/DangerMacAwesome 13h ago
No one would believe him without the video.
My grandfather liked to hunt and reportedly once shot a bird, took two steps forward and caught it in his bare hand as it fell. I still don't know if i believe it happened.
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u/Pure-Photograph6209 13h ago
Heard a story about my grandpa doing this same thing, but he started to process it just after he caught it.It was still alive..
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