SWM seeks LCF (Large Carnivorous Fish)?

No they taste like frog's legs
which tastes like chicken...


ka30p
http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...dors/home.html

I realize in some areas squirrels are considered nothing more than cute
rats, but I wouldn't want to throw dead rats in my pond.... just seems
unhealthy to me, regardless of having anything in there (beyond a gator) to
eat them. What about mass burial? Or squirrel stew? ~ jan


On Tue, 09 Dec 2003 13:31:40 GMT, Monty Burns wrote:

Because I'd be putting them there.

I have a pest problem related to my fruit trees. Yes, the birds are
troublesome. But the squirrels are more irritatingly so. As they are
an unregulated species, and are depredating my crops, I find legal
justification in removing them.

Once dead, I have to dispose of them - this seems like a much more
nature-friendly way than plastic bags. :

On Sun, 07 Dec 2003 11:57:56 -0800, ~ jan JJsPond.us
wrote:

Could you explain why there will be so many dead critters showing up in
your pond? ~ jan
See my ponds thru the seasons and/or my filter design:
http://users.owt.com/jjspond/

~Keep 'em Defrosted~
Tri-Cities, WA Zone 7a
To e-mail see website

See my ponds thru the seasons and/or my filter design:
http://users.owt.com/jjspond/

~Keep 'em Defrosted~
Tri-Cities, WA Zone 7a
To e-mail see website

No they taste like squirrels, and even good here in the north. Breaded and
deep fried, or stewed.

JOhn

"KenCo" wrote in message
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THE Old Man wrote:

On Tue, 09 Dec 2003 13:31:40 GMT, Monty Burns wrote:


Because I'd be putting them there.

I have a pest problem related to my fruit trees. Yes, the birds are
troublesome. But the squirrels are more irritatingly so. As they are
an unregulated species, and are depredating my crops, I find legal
justification in removing them.

Once dead, I have to dispose of them - this seems like a much more
nature-friendly way than plastic bags. :

WHATTTT???? We have a MUCH better way in the South.
They are fricaseed?, broiled, stewed or baked and served with rice and
gravy.





let me guess, tastes like chicken, right?
or is it rabbit?

da wabbit kicked da bucket,
da wabbit kicked da bucket!


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On Wed, 10 Dec 2003 01:20:43 -0500, KenCo wrote:

THE Old Man wrote:

On Tue, 09 Dec 2003 13:31:40 GMT, Monty Burns wrote:


Because I'd be putting them there.

I have a pest problem related to my fruit trees. Yes, the birds are
troublesome. But the squirrels are more irritatingly so. As they are
an unregulated species, and are depredating my crops, I find legal
justification in removing them.

Once dead, I have to dispose of them - this seems like a much more
nature-friendly way than plastic bags. :

WHATTTT???? We have a MUCH better way in the South.
They are fricaseed?, broiled, stewed or baked and served with rice and
gravy.





let me guess, tastes like chicken, right?
or is it rabbit?

da wabbit kicked da bucket,
da wabbit kicked da bucket!


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It has a distinctive flavor but a lot depends on the spices in the
gravy. The real down home cooks usually use nothing more than salt
and pepper though. I'm sorry that my vocabulary is limited to the
point that *I* cannot adequately describe the taste. But once you
have wrapped your eye teeth around it you won't want to let go.

:-)

dd