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Killed 3 pests last night saw 5

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old

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Was and odd and busy night last night. Started out by shooting an armadillo then a couple hours later saw a opossum but was to slow to get it. Then 30 or so minutes later another opossum showed up and ate lead from a 20 gauge. Then about an hour or so later here is another opossum and it too ate lead from the 20 gauge. Did a look around with the flashlight a short time later and saw another opossum eating the armadillo but missed a shot at it. Bad thing is, is that I see signs of another armadillo rotting around in the garden and lost a pepper plant due to them up rotting it. Guess tonight will be another long night of see what I can get rid of. Was up till 1:30 last night chasing pest LOL
 
Prefer roast, sliced like a piece of breakfast ham with center bone in, in a spicy coconut pepper sauce, with a few veggies and oven baked potatoes. Yummm!! Only thing that beats that is iguana, which tastes like chicken and alligator.
Ralph in OK.
PS: looking forward to try possum one day, beaver ans raccoon. For real.
 
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I tried racoon this year at a wild game supper.

Maybe it was the way it was prepared, but I did not return for a second helping.
 
If you ever see a possum come crawling out of the backend of a dead cow you might alter your dining plans.
 
Your soil is infested with grubs and beetles. That's what these animals are going there and digging for. Neither are vegetarian. Neither dig holes for nothing. They both eat...ate...bugs.
Dig down the length of a spade, see how long it takes you to get a pail of fishin bait.
 
I indeed would skip the meal, BUT If any of my neighbors, especially downwind would have a dead cow laying around and do not attend to it in a reasonable time, I either take gasoline or bury the thing, or just might load it up and drop it off at their home in town!!
But coming back to the critters: I eat alligator every chance I get, same deal, so what. Well cooked, and assessed before the kill and after, why not. I do it rattle snake as well, still got one skinned in the freezer from Mangum's last rattle snake derby in April. Check out the link below!

http://www.mangumrattlesnakederby.com/
 
With all due respect, too slow to get a possum? They must be hybrids in your area. I can spot em come in load up and go back out and they're still toddling away.
 
Guess you have some awful slow ones where you are. The first one saw me and took off before I could get to the bed room for the shot gun. The other one I missed I could see 2 eyes and that was it till I got up closer and then it jumped into the weeds and was long gone. Plus this was at night as in in the dark around 10pm to 1am
 
A opossum is in fact an animal that eats dead animals and things like cat food. The opossum if not the one I have trouble with in the garden it is the armadillo that is the garden pest. Now some times the opossum will also kill a chicken so that for sure is not the action of a veggie eater a opossum is an omnivore
 
(quoted from post at 23:38:38 07/27/12) With all due respect, too slow to get a possum? They must be hybrids in your area.
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HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA Hybrid opossum! hahahahahahahahah! Thanks for making me spew my half chewed sandwhich and iced tea all over the kitchen and computer!

HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHah!.................................................

Sorry, Old. Ya gotta admit, that there's funny I don't care where you're from. Mark
 
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