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John Chapman
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| MTA wrote: | | Sandman wrote: | Of Course.
As sure as I hunt haggis in season.  |
If you hunt haggis, what does a live haggis actually look like?  |
Check out this site, you may spot one on the webcam 
http://haggishunt.scotsman.com/ |
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Chris
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| Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 9:05 pm Post subject: |
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| MTA wrote: | | Sandman wrote: | Of Course.
As sure as I hunt haggis in season. |
If you hunt haggis, what does a live haggis actually look like? |
Really MTA.... you don't know?
It has two long legs and two short legs so it can run round and round the mountains.
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| Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 9:09 pm Post subject: |
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| Chris wrote: | | MTA wrote: | | Sandman wrote: | Of Course.
As sure as I hunt haggis in season. |
If you hunt haggis, what does a live haggis actually look like? |
Really MTA.... you don't know?
It has two long legs and two short legs so it can run round and round the mountains. |
Don't they say the same about Sheep in Wales?
John, I think a friend of mine showed me that site before. It was a great laugh at the time when we saw what a Haggis was supposedly meant to look like
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| Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 9:34 pm Post subject: |
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| John Chapman wrote: | | MTA wrote: | | Sandman wrote: | Of Course.
As sure as I hunt haggis in season. |
If you hunt haggis, what does a live haggis actually look like? |
Check out this site, you may spot one on the webcam
http://haggishunt.scotsman.com/ |
Thanks for great site John.
Brought a tear to my eye it did.
As a seasoned haggis hunter, it's right up my street. 
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| Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 9:39 pm Post subject: |
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| Chris wrote: | Let me know if you bag more than you can eat yourself. I like a nice haggis.
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I'll keep you in mind mate. 
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Thanks. I have considered farming them to feed the southern appetite for haggis, but farmed ones just don't have the same flavour. I think it must be like salmon, best wild and scottish.
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| Chris wrote: | | Thanks. I have considered farming them to feed the southern appetite for haggis, but farmed ones just don't have the same flavour. I think it must be like salmon, best wild and scottish. |
I have to agree.
Natural haggis are much better in the taste department, but much smaller than the farmed variety.
No comparison.
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The picture of the hagis on that website looks like a bloated platypus 
oh well the scots are trying to pinch our native animals
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| Sandman wrote: | ...The next door neighbours mother in law was killed by a mad dog.
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 Excellent! Er...when are you coming back to Detroit, this week or is it the next?
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