Oh man... we definitely need to go bass fishing together!
You mean you don't like the taste of some grilled teriyaki rats? There's a guy on YouTube named Shawn Woods who tests mouse and rat traps, then eats what he catches. I do believe I will pass on dinner at his house.Nice! I haven't fished since the 80s, when I'd catch mud-cats off a coal-barge on the Kanawha River in WV.
Always wanted to try some big-fish attempts, like a blue-fin or such. But that's never come about in my life yet.
Never hunted in my life, but there's very little I'd shoot around here that I'm willing to eat. And "trophy hunting" is just wrong, IMO.
Unless there's something that'll give me some good bacon!
Usually that's how I do it, but this time I smoked up a stocked steelhead.
What's wrong with trophy hunting? On my place we do our own management, only shooting 6-pt or better. We see plenty smaller, but let them grow up. The tenderloin and hamburger tastes the same, and healthier than bacon.Nice! I haven't fished since the 80s, when I'd catch mud-cats off a coal-barge on the Kanawha River in WV.
Always wanted to try some big-fish attempts, like a blue-fin or such. But that's never come about in my life yet.
Never hunted in my life, but there's very little I'd shoot around here that I'm willing to eat. And "trophy hunting" is just wrong, IMO.
Unless there's something that'll give me some good bacon!
Trophy hunting usually has the connotation that the animal is wasted, which I have a problem with.
That's a myth, promoted by the antis. Even in Africa, all the meat goes to the appreciative locals, and the bid-money permits go into the economy. Confusing poachers with trophy hunters is like confusing the NRA with MS-13.
