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Hi,
I thought I pass something on to those of you have a lot of Mealworms.For fun after you clean your fish drop a couple of Bluegill in your Mealworm containers and watch them swarm it like a pack of Piranhas.The mealworms will strip every last shred of meat out their heads and leave it hollow and bone dry. Just put a little bit in there at first so the mealworm eat quickly so there's no oder . Also they like fry chicken
and chicken liver .;)
Later
Joey
what a very ironic twist of fate.
Wonder how well they would do on a deer head..... :D
Remind me not to fall in a vat of them.
this has made me curious now, I wonder how many it would take to do a large gar head. I didn't want to buy the beetles just for one fish or a couple fish. but the beetles would be fun for deer heads though. If i had the beetles every deer I found on the side of the road would have it's head missing. Them people in atlanta would freak seeing a random dude cutting a head off on the side of the road.
I think with big stuff like that people just boil it in large pot of water for a long time.
don't know about the meal worms but fireants will clean up a deer head pretty fastQuote:
Originally Posted by Legato
seems cool, i bet it could clean a deer head too
guys ive seen on archerytalk.com that guys use meal worms to clean deer heads and some have used them to clean gators head.
i set at the dock one day and watched two wasps eat an entire dead crappie minnow. they did it in about 7 minutes too! nothing left but bones.
Never would have thought about mealworms for cleaning carrion.
interesting. Might have to try that this year on a deer or something. maybe a coyote or bobcat skull.