I have not tried it.
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I have not tried it.
His cousin the nutria is good too. I grew up around a lot of Cajuns and they bbq’ed them. Just rodents like squirrels and rabbits.
I hope those bigg'uns fall where they want 'em. I don't believe they are set up for skiddin' 'em much.
Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to train em to cut the ones close to the water so they fall in it? Think or the many nice lay downs we’d have!��
Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to train em to cut the ones close to the water so they fall in it? Think or the many nice lay downs we’d have!👍
We had those down in South Alabama growing up. Up here the equivalent would be BBQ'D groundhogQuote:
Originally Posted by ChoogieChunker
Lake level is now at winter pool. Water is a long ways from those trees nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Special K
Lots of blow downs in that stretch of the lakeQuote:
Originally Posted by ChoogieChunker
When I was in high school I had a contact with 2 brothers who bailed hay for a living to haul it and stack it in barns. I paid a couple of buddies to help. In the winter we made our money trapping. Mostly nutria with a few coons, otter, muskrats, and mink thrown in. We sold the dressed coon and nutria also. Never had a problem getting rid of them. I don’t recall any beaver back then but there are quite a few around now.
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TVA messed that critter up. Dropping 5 feet of water out of the lakes exposed a lot more land