Proof that hunting is for the birds

[Ivan Seeking]

/wow! look at the rack on that rascal! How does he get into his burrow with them bones?

The mature males back into their hole leaving only their heads exposed to predators...which is why they are often found decapitated.

 

[turbo]

The mature males back into their hole leaving only their heads exposed to predators...which is why they are often found decapitated.

So THAT'S how those little Jackalope heads end up mounted on little shield-shaped plaques all over the country. I never would have guessed.

 

[Math Jeans]

So THAT'S how those little Jackalope heads end up mounted on little shield-shaped plaques all over the country. I never would have guessed.

Ya. My uncle has one of those. The neck looks pretty ripped up though.

 

[turbo]

Ya. My uncle has one of those. The neck looks pretty ripped up though.

That might be because the nocturnal predators were not too neat when they killed the little fella. It's probably tough to train coyotes, badgers, etc, to leave neatly-trimmed necks when they just want supper.

 

[Math Jeans]

That might be because the nocturnal predators were not too neat when they killed the little fella. It's probably tough to train coyotes, badgers, etc, to leave neatly-trimmed necks when they just want supper.

The strategy is not that you teach them to make neatly-trimmed necks. You just have to teach them to use a sword.

 

[Ivan Seeking]

Hunters find that snipe snips work well enough.