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Originally Posted by Snubbys

Well darn considering it's right there by you, not sure what zip code, buts it's Tanger mall. We will just aim south a bit, you can play from home :biggrin

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Please don't, ice brought down a tree that took out the power lines that feed the grid I'm on between me and Tanger. 9 homes without power for 2 days, it was cold.

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Originally Posted by canebreaker

I looked, no sardines here to bait the trap so I used tuna, hope it works. The tuna is some brand I've never heard of. Got it at the auction, a case of 48 cans for $15. I bought it to add to the chicken's warm treat.

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Thats some economical tuna . Like 31 cents each . Oil or spring water ??
we used to trap a lot of coons. Believe it or not honeybun was our go to bait if specifically targeting coons. Your less likely to catch cats and other unwanted critters. Coons love honeybuns !!!!

They love marshmallows too

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Jimmy. Use an over ripe banana..Govt. Trapper told me that's what he uses

Man, I can't believe I read the whole thing. I was thinking I'd like to jump in on this thread while reading it but I have no idea what it's about anymore. LOL. Anyway, coons love sunflower seeds too. Thanks for the entertainment.

Just fried some fresh jowl . In a skillet . I don't have a air fryer or I phone yet... so no pics. But that dang jowl was good.

Fried jowl, turnip greens and cornbread, that's a meal.
We went to the store Tuesday, shoulder roast was $3 per lb. Cut it like stew meat and made a pot of soup with a pan of cornbread, reheat tonight. Container the rest to eat later.

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Fried jowl, turnip greens and cornbread, that's a meal.
We went to the store Tuesday, shoulder roast was $3 per lb. Cut it like stew meat and made a pot of soup with a pan of cornbread, reheat tonight. Container the rest to eat later.

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Nuttin like so good ole country eating!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by canebreaker

I looked, no sardines here to bait the trap so I used tuna, hope it works. The tuna is some brand I've never heard of. Got it at the auction, a case of 48 cans for $15. I bought it to add to the chicken's warm treat.

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With that tuna, you might catch a few cats!

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