ANY SLINGERS OUT THERE (OTHER THAN BULL)?

Skeet Kuhn Dough

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Yeah that's pretty hardcore. :roll: The old Chinese guy next door goes to the park and throws rocks to kill them to make his chop suey, just sayin' :mrgreen:
I would imagine it is pretty delicious. Some grilled trout, grilled squirrel, grilled rabbit, and maybe even some vegetables like asparagus and/or potatoes to also go on the grill. It's the simpler things in life, ya know?
 

A.K.A. Overgrowem

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What do you mean?
I joined ROI around 2009 and probably lurked for a year before that. Up until around 2014? it was the old west, few rules to speak of and no civility towards those stupid enough to disagree with your position.The mods. then went on an "Everyone clean up your act" campaign. It had some success and took a lot of what might be called "combativeness" out of the site. What is allowed has drifted around a bit but posts currently are thin gruel to what went back and forth before the clean up.
 

A.K.A. Overgrowem

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Back on the slinging front: Practiced the overhand for the first time today. My ability/accuracy rate using this style is about 30% good slings, 10% grounders and pop-ups, and the rest misses and wild pitches. At my beginner level this seems a more powerful style than sidearm and underhand. Straight overhand accuracy shouldn't be real difficult either. Any person, place,or thing hit by this style is going to get a nasty ching.
 
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A.K.A. Overgrowem

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Marshmallows kill Elvis. Death by a thousand cuts. Had to lop the head off my life-size cardboard Elvis target last week. His neck gave out due to the hits, had to do surgery and rehang him by the shoulders. Today his left leg fell off. Guess he will make it till the dents in his chest start to punch thru. Signs of improvement: most of the "shot" is near the bottom of the target rather than scattered all over down range.
 
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too larry

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Sorry for posting in an old thread. But. . . . .

I have some slingshot experience. Both the old twirly giant killing kind, and the elastic band wrist rocket kind. Killed a few birds with them, but that's it.

As far as cooking rodents, I've been doing that for a long time. Squirrel is best fried if they are pretty young. If old and tough, you can smother fry them for a long time to make them tender. They will cook on a grill, but they get tough real easy.

Rabbits can be cooked hundreds of ways. I've used most of them. They have enough fat that they do grill pretty good.

Also ate possum once, and coon more times than I can count. Coon can be cooked anyway that pork would be. Possum is greasy, so when my granny made it for me, she baked it in the oven on a broiler with a bunch of sweet potatoes. It was real good.
 
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