lonewolf7717
Senior Member
WOW just.....wow 
Attention all USA FPV enthusiasts
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lonewolf7717
Senior Member
Nova had a documentary on pbs (opinions reserved) last night called "The Rise of the Drones". Not all applicable as most of the documentary focused on military uses but interesting tie-ins with private use and legislation. Made for good viewing over dinner of hampster stew.
MrClean
Well-known member
Don't know, never had one
Course not, you can't eat, just ONE!!!
I'd refer to a Lay's Potato Chip commercial but that probably wouldn't resonate with anything other then the central states let alone Ecuador. Ain't we just a breakin down the boarders here?
I had chocolate covered potato chips, yesterday. MMMMMMM mmmm!
robschonk
Senior Member
WOW just.....wow
Don't you guys eat rattle snakes and armadillos down your way?
Armadillos have to be cooked really well because they can carry leprosy.
I have a "pet" (but free roaming) Armadillo that is so old that it's hide is now faded and "pink". Armadillo's are fun to sneak up on them (they can hardly see but have quite a sense of smell and hearing) and then touch them on the back. They launch straight up in the air and take off like a rocket. All rattlesnakes I encounter DIE and are eaten by skunks, buzzards( in the summer) or hogs. The hogs are GOOD eating up to about 120 lbs. Way better than any other free roaming food stuffs.
Thurmond
Thurmond
What do you hunt hog with?
A sauced toasted bun!
No really, a big cage like trap baited with sour corn. The bigger ones can bring 50 cents per pound at a local hog buyer. They are bound for some type of Oriental market.
Thurmond
So, you trap them and sell them live? How the hell do you put them on the truck?
lonewolf7717
Senior Member
feral hogs in Texas <-------can't shoot fast enough...all fun and games till rack time....cleaning hogs is shall we say less than optimal
You back a covered trailer with a rear sliding gate up to the trap and transfer the animal to the trailer by opening the trailer gate and the trap gate at the same time. The trailer usually has an internal gate about half way to the front. When the hog crosses the line that gate is shut via rope. Any flesh within reach of the hog is apt to be lost.
Thurmond
Yeah, that "losing flesh" part is what had me perplexed.
