Let the Haggis hunting season begin

**Kiltedmusiclover** · 30th November 05, 08:25 AM

For many the winter is a time of gray and gloom.

But for all those who love Robert Burns it is one of the best times of the year.
So begins the Great Haggis Hunt.

Be careful not to confuse Haggii with the yellow taxies or large trucks.

http://haggishunt.scotsman.com/

**macwilkin** · 30th November 05, 08:30 AM

Nelson,

I've already spotted five this morning, and this the first day of the season! :mrgreen:

Cheers,

Todd

**Sherry** · 30th November 05, 09:17 AM

Pooh! I only saw two this morning--well, three actually, but a pair were at Gleneagles, so that only counts as one sighting. The site is really slow for me right now.

Sherry

**MACKAY** · 30th November 05, 10:30 AM

Didn't see any yet, but heard them this morning at sunrise making quite a racket out in the woods.

Brian

**Cawdorian** · 30th November 05, 10:38 AM

Better get them when you see them, I understand they are like deer and know when hunting season starts.

**Freelander Sporrano** · 30th November 05, 11:43 AM

Boy have I missed this from last year....Yihaaaaar!!!

**Colin** · 30th November 05, 11:42 AM

I have found 6 so far this morning, including the conveted Golden Haggis

**Pour1Malt** · 30th November 06, 05:08 AM

there is a heelava rain bucketin doon a' the Mull just noo...

**McClef** · 30th November 06, 07:57 AM

Ye'll jest hae tae git yer brolly oot!

**Kiltedmusiclover** · 30th November 06, 09:34 AM

The Haggii are actually a little easier to catch at night. Their movement
will trip the cameras while in night vision mode. So if you see a green tint
to the picture, chances are a Haggis caused it.