Catching Frogs

I have a ZILLION frogs...
if you are anywhere close to West Tennessee.. come on over! We'll make a
nice big pitcher of sweet tea and you can have all of them you can catch.

And if the froggin' is bad that day, we'll break out the Jack Daniels LOL

Kate

"WilsonKKW" wrote in message
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| Can anyone suggest an easy way to catch frogs? I need to thin the
| herd and have been unable to catch them by hand or net due to thick
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| I have no advice, but an offer.I need frogs, will pay ya for them..
contact me
|

Nope, doesn't work.
You wanna see something funny, try a middle aged chubby lady running around
an 80' pond hollering at the croakers.
You'd need dry pants!

I currently have a fresh hatching of polywogs. Would like to stop this
generation before it can hop and holler!

Kate

"Benign Vanilla" wrote in message
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| "Jim" wrote in message
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| Can anyone suggest an easy way to catch frogs? I need to thin the
| herd and have been unable to catch them by hand or net due to thick
| plant cover. I have a small cage trap and was thinking of using it.
| Any suggestions as to what to use as bait? I've tried live mealworms
| and the frogs don't seem interested.
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| Any suggestions appreciated.....
|
| What are you going to do with them when you catch them? You mention
thinning
| the herd, so for now I recommend that you run at the pond screaming as
| loudly as you can. That should help.
|
| BV.
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|

HANK !!!!!! that's a terrible idea shaking my head in disbelief
Hey.. does the hawk visit your pond allot ? Also...I've got to
know..What's a Bennie ?

Hi Kate:

I understand that fish will eat green and bull frog eggs. If you don't
already have fish adding some might help.

Heather


"SVTKate" wrote in message
nk.net...
Nope, doesn't work.
You wanna see something funny, try a middle aged chubby lady running
around
an 80' pond hollering at the croakers.
You'd need dry pants!

I currently have a fresh hatching of polywogs. Would like to stop this
generation before it can hop and holler!

Kate

"Benign Vanilla" wrote in message
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| "Jim" wrote in message
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| Can anyone suggest an easy way to catch frogs? I need to thin the
| herd and have been unable to catch them by hand or net due to thick
| plant cover. I have a small cage trap and was thinking of using it.
| Any suggestions as to what to use as bait? I've tried live mealworms
| and the frogs don't seem interested.
|
| Any suggestions appreciated.....
|
| What are you going to do with them when you catch them? You mention
thinning
| the herd, so for now I recommend that you run at the pond screaming as
| loudly as you can. That should help.
|
| BV.
|
|

Jim" wrote in message
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Can anyone suggest an easy way to catch frogs? I need to thin the
herd and have been unable to catch them by hand or net due to thick
plant cover. I have a small cage trap and was thinking of using it.
Any suggestions as to what to use as bait? I've tried live
mealworms
and the frogs don't seem interested.

Do you fishing? When using live bait, collect it at the spot where you
fishing.

Observe what the frog catch for food, use it as bait and have some
frog fishing.

Frog just eat those thing that is moving, so as long as you make the
bait moving infront of the frog, the bait can be dead bait.

Some frog are nice to taste. :-)

Regards,
Wong

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Latitude: 06.10N Longitude: 102.17E Altitude: 5m

Some frog are nice to taste.

Hi Wong,

LOL.... I don't want to eat them. I want to catch a few and give them
to a friend for his pond (and to make mine less noisy).

Thanks for the suggestion on how to catch them.

Jim
Zone 8a - Dallas, Texas
Pond, Veggie Filter, Pond Maintenance & Pond Tour Pics:
http://community.webshots.com/user/dallas75248

I did say as a last resort and if you crush down or remove the barb
from the hook it does very little damage. (I know, I know. How would I
like a hook in my lip. Well I don't eat anything that will fit in my
mouth..... not since Atkins anyway.) All kidding aside ... that is how
we used to catch bullfrogs when we were kids for those in our families
that ate them. Here in New Jersey we used to get some big ones
......... probably something to do with "Super Fund Sites" or what or
who is buried in our marsh-lands.
As for the hawks. I have only seen the Sharpshined once,
but the Cooper frequents the tree near my bird feeders and tries to
pick off a meal now and then.
"Bennies" are what we affectionately call tourists in this
part of the Jersey shore. Further south they are called "Shoo-bees"
(the sound made when they encounter their first GREENHEAD fly attack)
or "Webs" (week end bas ......... well, illegitimate children)
Back to the frogs ......... I am not really that bad a person
but you have to remember I was raised with the Sopranos and will never
tell which goal post Jimmy Hoffa is buried under.

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some photos of my little puddle
http://community.webshots.com/user/hankpage1

"Mary kate" wrote in message
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HANK !!!!!! that's a terrible idea shaking my head in disbelief
Hey.. does the hawk visit your pond allot ? Also...I've got to
know..What's a Bennie ?

"Jim" wrote in message
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LOL.... I don't want to eat them. I want to catch a few and give
them
to a friend for his pond (and to make mine less noisy).

What a waste! Frog can demand a high price here. g

Thanks for the suggestion on how to catch them.

You are welcome. :-)

To tell the true, I do read a lot, but try little on what I read. I
has never do frog fishing before, but will do it in future when I'm
free.

For this frog fishing, should be quite reliable, because I read it a
few times from difference sources.

Cheers,
Wong

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Latitude: 06.10N Longitude: 102.17E Altitude: 5m

nswong, Be careful what you catch. If my memory serves me right,
some frogs from Cambodia and Malaysia are very toxic.

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some photos of my little puddle
http://community.webshots.com/user/hankpage1

"nswong" wrote in message
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"Jim" wrote in message
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LOL.... I don't want to eat them. I want to catch a few and give
them
to a friend for his pond (and to make mine less noisy).

What a waste! Frog can demand a high price here. g

Thanks for the suggestion on how to catch them.

You are welcome. :-)

To tell the true, I do read a lot, but try little on what I read. I
has never do frog fishing before, but will do it in future when I'm
free.

For this frog fishing, should be quite reliable, because I read it a
few times from difference sources.

Cheers,
Wong

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Latitude: 06.10N Longitude: 102.17E Altitude: 5m

"Hank" wrote in message
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nswong, Be careful what you catch. If my memory serves me right,
some frogs from Cambodia and Malaysia are very toxic.

I do catch frog and sell when I was a kid. Can recognize which are
edible. :-)

Thanks for your remind.

Thanks,
Wong

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Latitude: 06.10N Longitude: 102.17E Altitude: 5m