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Old April 12th 04, 09:41 PM
Ka30P
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Last summer a lady bullfrog snuck into the
frog bog. I fear she ate up all the tree frogs I'd
adopted as eggs from jj's ponds.
I spotted her as Fall came on. We had a wonky
winter and some real awful weather and I was sure
that she couldn't have survived as I would have sworn
the frog bog had frozen solid for weeks and the big pond suffered
a catastrophic fish kill. The only silver lining from that
winter was the fact that the lady bullfrog surely went
to the great pond in the sky.

Sigh, you know what happened.
She showed up last week.
Sitting in the bog waiting for the tree frog
eggs I brought from jj's to hatch into tasty tadpoles
and baby froglets.

This-is-not-going-to-happen again!
And WAR has been declared.

Right now I'm in the arming stage.
I have two more places to look for the nets
I know I had last time I declared war on the bullfrogs
(youngest son's closet and the garage).
If they are not found I will enter negotiations with PetsMart Armory
to buy more when I go to buy the girls' kibble.

Then I am assembling my army.
I have a number of teenage boys with varying schedules
to consider for the job (scout camp, band practice, jobs,
helping Dad paint the house, parties, movies, pursuit of girls, oh and
homework...).

I will be offering a bounty on her head.
Not sure how much yet. Depends on the boys and their latest
needs. But I do know a laptop or a new sound system for the band
is a bit too high. At this point anyway.

Pizza and pop will be thrown in for free.
No cracks about frog's legs!
I might even import a female cheering section.

Stay tuned for further dispatches from the front!




kathy :-)
A HREF="http://www.onceuponapond.com/"Once upon a pond/A
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Old April 12th 04, 10:01 PM
GrannyGrump
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Default Operation: lady bullfrog

Easy way...bait a hook with a bug, dangle in front of her from a long
pole. She will grab it, you jerk as she grabs and poof! bye bye frog.
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Old April 12th 04, 10:01 PM
GrannyGrump
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Default Operation: lady bullfrog

Easy way...bait a hook with a bug, dangle in front of her from a long
pole. She will grab it, you jerk as she grabs and poof! bye bye frog.
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Old April 12th 04, 11:48 PM
Bonnie
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If you want to send her to NJ, I'll give her a
home ;-)

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Bonnie
NJ



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Old April 12th 04, 11:48 PM
Bonnie
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If you want to send her to NJ, I'll give her a
home ;-)

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Bonnie
NJ



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Old April 13th 04, 12:03 AM
stricks760
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Default Operation: lady bullfrog

Wouldn't a 'lady bullfrog' be correctly labeled as a 'cowfrog'?

Reminds of a friend of mine last summer, talking about "boy cows" and "girl
cows."

And who was it that was saying "if there are boy chickens and girl chickens,
what's a rooster?"

BTW, according to my wife, I'm easily amused.




"Ka30P" wrote in message
...

Last summer a lady bullfrog snuck into the
frog bog. I fear she ate up all the tree frogs I'd
adopted as eggs from jj's ponds.
I spotted her as Fall came on. We had a wonky
winter and some real awful weather and I was sure
that she couldn't have survived as I would have sworn
the frog bog had frozen solid for weeks and the big pond suffered
a catastrophic fish kill. The only silver lining from that
winter was the fact that the lady bullfrog surely went
to the great pond in the sky.

Sigh, you know what happened.
She showed up last week.
Sitting in the bog waiting for the tree frog
eggs I brought from jj's to hatch into tasty tadpoles
and baby froglets.

This-is-not-going-to-happen again!
And WAR has been declared.

Right now I'm in the arming stage.
I have two more places to look for the nets
I know I had last time I declared war on the bullfrogs
(youngest son's closet and the garage).
If they are not found I will enter negotiations with PetsMart Armory
to buy more when I go to buy the girls' kibble.

Then I am assembling my army.
I have a number of teenage boys with varying schedules
to consider for the job (scout camp, band practice, jobs,
helping Dad paint the house, parties, movies, pursuit of girls, oh and
homework...).

I will be offering a bounty on her head.
Not sure how much yet. Depends on the boys and their latest
needs. But I do know a laptop or a new sound system for the band
is a bit too high. At this point anyway.

Pizza and pop will be thrown in for free.
No cracks about frog's legs!
I might even import a female cheering section.

Stay tuned for further dispatches from the front!




kathy :-)
A HREF="http://www.onceuponapond.com/"Once upon a pond/A



  #7  
Old April 13th 04, 12:03 AM
stricks760
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Default Operation: lady bullfrog

Wouldn't a 'lady bullfrog' be correctly labeled as a 'cowfrog'?

Reminds of a friend of mine last summer, talking about "boy cows" and "girl
cows."

And who was it that was saying "if there are boy chickens and girl chickens,
what's a rooster?"

BTW, according to my wife, I'm easily amused.




"Ka30P" wrote in message
...

Last summer a lady bullfrog snuck into the
frog bog. I fear she ate up all the tree frogs I'd
adopted as eggs from jj's ponds.
I spotted her as Fall came on. We had a wonky
winter and some real awful weather and I was sure
that she couldn't have survived as I would have sworn
the frog bog had frozen solid for weeks and the big pond suffered
a catastrophic fish kill. The only silver lining from that
winter was the fact that the lady bullfrog surely went
to the great pond in the sky.

Sigh, you know what happened.
She showed up last week.
Sitting in the bog waiting for the tree frog
eggs I brought from jj's to hatch into tasty tadpoles
and baby froglets.

This-is-not-going-to-happen again!
And WAR has been declared.

Right now I'm in the arming stage.
I have two more places to look for the nets
I know I had last time I declared war on the bullfrogs
(youngest son's closet and the garage).
If they are not found I will enter negotiations with PetsMart Armory
to buy more when I go to buy the girls' kibble.

Then I am assembling my army.
I have a number of teenage boys with varying schedules
to consider for the job (scout camp, band practice, jobs,
helping Dad paint the house, parties, movies, pursuit of girls, oh and
homework...).

I will be offering a bounty on her head.
Not sure how much yet. Depends on the boys and their latest
needs. But I do know a laptop or a new sound system for the band
is a bit too high. At this point anyway.

Pizza and pop will be thrown in for free.
No cracks about frog's legs!
I might even import a female cheering section.

Stay tuned for further dispatches from the front!




kathy :-)
A HREF="http://www.onceuponapond.com/"Once upon a pond/A



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Old April 13th 04, 01:24 AM
John Bachman
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Default Operation: lady bullfrog

On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 23:03:11 GMT, "stricks760"
wrote:

Wouldn't a 'lady bullfrog' be correctly labeled as a 'cowfrog'?

Reminds of a friend of mine last summer, talking about "boy cows" and "girl
cows."

And who was it that was saying "if there are boy chickens and girl chickens,
what's a rooster?"

BTW, according to my wife, I'm easily amused.

I am certainly no expert on these things but it seems to me that the
appropriate term is bitchfrog.

Ok, ladies. Let fly. I deserve it but could not resist.

John

  #9  
Old April 13th 04, 01:24 AM
John Bachman
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Default Operation: lady bullfrog

On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 23:03:11 GMT, "stricks760"
wrote:

Wouldn't a 'lady bullfrog' be correctly labeled as a 'cowfrog'?

Reminds of a friend of mine last summer, talking about "boy cows" and "girl
cows."

And who was it that was saying "if there are boy chickens and girl chickens,
what's a rooster?"

BTW, according to my wife, I'm easily amused.

I am certainly no expert on these things but it seems to me that the
appropriate term is bitchfrog.

Ok, ladies. Let fly. I deserve it but could not resist.

John

  #10  
Old April 13th 04, 05:38 PM
Hank
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Default Operation: lady bullfrog

Wow! I'm not even going near what to call it, but the fishing pole
method with a trout fly does work the best. Be aware that some do
SCREAM when you grab them.

--
some photos of my little puddle
http://community.webshots.com/user/hankpage1
"Ka30P" wrote in message
...

Last summer a lady bullfrog snuck into the
frog bog. I fear she ate up all the tree frogs I'd
adopted as eggs from jj's ponds.
I spotted her as Fall came on. We had a wonky
winter and some real awful weather and I was sure
that she couldn't have survived as I would have sworn
the frog bog had frozen solid for weeks and the big pond suffered
a catastrophic fish kill. The only silver lining from that
winter was the fact that the lady bullfrog surely went
to the great pond in the sky.

Sigh, you know what happened.
She showed up last week.
Sitting in the bog waiting for the tree frog
eggs I brought from jj's to hatch into tasty tadpoles
and baby froglets.

This-is-not-going-to-happen again!
And WAR has been declared.

Right now I'm in the arming stage.
I have two more places to look for the nets
I know I had last time I declared war on the bullfrogs
(youngest son's closet and the garage).
If they are not found I will enter negotiations with PetsMart Armory
to buy more when I go to buy the girls' kibble.

Then I am assembling my army.
I have a number of teenage boys with varying schedules
to consider for the job (scout camp, band practice, jobs,
helping Dad paint the house, parties, movies, pursuit of girls, oh

and
homework...).

I will be offering a bounty on her head.
Not sure how much yet. Depends on the boys and their latest
needs. But I do know a laptop or a new sound system for the band
is a bit too high. At this point anyway.

Pizza and pop will be thrown in for free.
No cracks about frog's legs!
I might even import a female cheering section.

Stay tuned for further dispatches from the front!




kathy :-)
A HREF="http://www.onceuponapond.com/"Once upon a pond/A




 




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