Let the Haggis hunting season begin

**Pour1Malt** · 30th November 06, 10:50 AM

there is a haggii in Edinburgh richt noo!!!

**O'Neille** · 30th November 06, 10:52 AM

Bagged me a golden one. O'Neille

**MacWage** · 30th November 06, 11:40 AM

So THAT'S what I hit last night!!!!

I didn't realize they they lived around here!!!

Or was it an escapee?

Anyways, I took it to the Road Kill Cafe and had it served up right!
I bit to much oats in this one. Yet, all in all, not too bad.
Anyone else had Southern Fried Haggis (scrapped off SC Hwy 72)?

I know it's not a Burn's Supper, O WELL . . .

**Ruanaidh** · 30th November 06, 12:55 PM

Two haggii were spotted in El Paso this morning but they safely escaped into Mexico.

**Wompet** · 30th November 06, 03:46 PM

I just spotted two in Edinburgh. Or maybe one fast-moving one on two cameras.

Originally Posted by Ruanaidh

Two haggii were spotted in El Paso this morning but they safely escaped into Mexico.

Ah, the rare Tex-Mex subspecies - it uses its size, rounded body, and erratic movements, along with a mixture of white dust and green plant dyes, to camoflage itself as a VW Bug taxi.

**corbinj** · 1st December 06, 10:14 AM

After tagging ones haggis, how does one remove the haggis blood from the apron and sporran? New to haggis hunt and covered in it. thanks

**MacTavishOfJapan** · 1st December 06, 10:17 AM

I had to stop after bagging two. I could feel the addiction gripping me!

**katmills2005** · 1st December 06, 10:21 AM

I'm addicted now... thanks guys.

MacWage, I hope they served it up with a side of grits. :smile:

**David Dalglish** · 1st December 06, 11:13 AM

Poor wee haggi, it will be hunted into extinction, mark my words

**Wompet** · 1st December 06, 11:47 AM

Just spotted two more, one in New York.
Don't worry David, this is sport hunting - catch and release, if you will.
After all, the majority of haggis eaten these days is farm raised.