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[Charles]

Originally Posted by merrylander

Hey frog's legs are real tasty, there is a restaurant in Geneva that always has them on the menu. This reminds me that we need to run over to Fernand's restaurant sometime, been too long since we had escargot.

I was soured on frog legs about 20 years ago, cooked for breakfast by my friend's wife, who literally couldn't boil water. I've never reacquired the taste for them.

Which is a shame, as we have frogs around here which are as big as a dinosaur. I might just go out this summer and shoot a few.

Maybe if I cook them they'll be fit to eat.

Chas

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by Charles

I was soured on frog legs about 20 years ago, cooked for breakfast by my friend's wife, who literally couldn't boil water. I've never reacquired the taste for them.

Which is a shame, as we have frogs around here which are as big as a dinosaur. I might just go out this summer and shoot a few.

Maybe if I cook them they'll be fit to eat.

Chas

Gotta gig 'em, Chas.

John

[Charles]

Originally Posted by Boreas

Gotta gig 'em, Chas.

John

I've never gigged a frog in my entire life.

When I was a Boy Scout, we used to go out, shine a light in their eyes, and club 'em with a 2x4. Damn mud flew 10 feet in the air.

And once I got not much older, I started using a .22. Pretty effective. Stingers pretty much hammer them, Yellow Jackets will blow them half way into the pond.

Fellow I know was telling me stories about when he went frog hunting when he was a kid. Said they'd shine a light in the poor frogs eyes, then open up on him with a couple of .22 automatics, a .410, and a .30-06.

But this is Bugtussell, like I have to remind anyone.

Chas

[GWAR]

Originally Posted by Charles

I've never gigged a frog in my entire life.

When I was a Boy Scout, we used to go out, shine a light in their eyes, and club 'em with a 2x4. Damn mud flew 10 feet in the air.

And once I got not much older, I started using a .22. Pretty effective. Stingers pretty much hammer them, Yellow Jackets will blow them half way into the pond.

Fellow I know was telling me stories about when he went frog hunting when he was a kid. Said they'd shine a light in the poor frogs eyes, then open up on him with a couple of .22 automatics, a .410, and a .30-06.

But this is Bugtussell, like I have to remind anyone.

Chas

You actually live in Bugtussell?

[Charles]

Originally Posted by GWAR

You actually live in Bugtussell?

Nah, it's just a generic term. But their used to be a Dogpatch down the road a mite. Might even still be there.

Chas

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by Charles

Nah, it's just a generic term. But their used to be a Dogpatch down the road a mite. Might even still be there.

Chas

I hear the shmoo hunting's good around there.

John

[Charles]

Originally Posted by Boreas

I hear the shmoo hunting's good around there.

John

Naw, they all moved to DC.

My mistake, I thought you said schmoes.

Chas