Fried frogs MMMMM - Page 5

**helomech** · 07-02-2009, 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by BuckeyeTitan

The only good a house does is put a roof over your head at night. I spend about 3-4 weeks a year in Michigan with no power or cell phone signal riding horses and I use to spend a bunch of time in campers hunting and have no problem with. For example my uncle spent a few million and two years building a 9,000 sq ft house on a lake with a dock and boat and everything, and its cool but I spent a week there and the whole time I thought I was going to break something... And his house is about 50 ft away on either side from the other houses and there was about 100 feet between his house in the lake. Just not my style. Sorry about the thread jack now back to food

Heck I don't mind the hijack. I would rather spend 1.9 million on land and the rest on the house.

I don't like horses, the damn things have their own brain. They are either trying to knock me off, or don't want to listen to me. I like a brake pedal and a steering wheel.

BuckeyeTitan · 07-02-2009, 12:16 AM

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Originally Posted by helomech

Heck I don't mind the hijack.

I don't like horses, the damn things have their own brain. They are either trying to knock me off, or don't want to listen to me. I like a brake pedal and a steering wheel.

hahaha. The horses are all my dads doing. I do it cause it got me out of school a lot and you can get places that you can't with quads. Plus you can get really close to animals

( I need to fix my other computer and get some better pictures off)

I have some other pics of me about 5 yards away from elk on horseback. You can get so close its not funny. One place we use to ride it wasn't uncommon to see 40 deer in an hour. I even saw an albino deer once. You can also use them to track kills without spooking the deer or scout out new hunting areas. They're actually pretty useful. You just have to have the right ones... I like Rocky Mountains (they don't trot and it makes it easy to drink without spilling lol).

**helomech** · 07-02-2009, 12:22 AM

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Originally Posted by BuckeyeTitan

hahaha. The horses are all my dads doing. I do it cause it got me out of school a lot and you can get places that you can't with quads. Plus you can get really close to animals

( I need to fix my other computer and get some better pictures off)

I have some other pics of me about 5 yards away from elk on horseback. You can get so close its not funny. One place we use to ride it wasn't uncommon to see 40 deer in an hour. I even saw an albino deer once. You can also use them to track kills without spooking the deer or scout out new hunting areas. They're actually pretty useful. You just have to have the right ones... I like Rocky Mountains (they don't trot and it makes it easy to drink without spilling lol).

Cool pics, I would like to like horses. But they don't seem to like me. Maybe if I ever rode a good one, I might feel different.

Well I am off to bed, talk with you later.

BuckeyeTitan · 07-02-2009, 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by helomech

Cool pics, I would like to like horses. But they don't seem to like me. Maybe if I ever rode a good one, I might feel different.

Well I am off to bed, talk with you later.

If your ever in Ohio look me up, I'm always up for taking someone new out. Especially quarter horse people lol

tnbowhunter · 07-02-2009, 02:22 PM

Those frogs look mighty tasty, there waaaaaay better than fast food, lol.
It's been awhile since I went "frogging" but after seeing those it makes me want to go again.
You clean yours differently than I do. I just cut the hind legs off and skin them.
The last time I went [many years ago] we gigged a sack full of them. We cut the legs off, skinned them out and threw what was left into a big ditch. The next evening we cooked them up and as we started eating them they [the legless frogs] started croaking. Damn, those things are hard to kill. Kinda grossed us out but we ate em anyway.

**helomech** · 07-02-2009, 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by tnbowhunter

Those frogs look mighty tasty, there waaaaaay better than fast food, lol.
It's been awhile since I went "frogging" but after seeing those it makes me want to go again.
You clean yours differently than I do. I just cut the hind legs off and skin them.
The last time I went [many years ago] we gigged a sack full of them. We cut the legs off, skinned them out and threw what was left into a big ditch. The next evening we cooked them up and as we started eating them they [the legless frogs] started croaking. Damn, those things are hard to kill. Kinda grossed us out but we ate em anyway.

I only do it that way if I don't have a bunch of them. If I have a lot then I just cut the legs off like you said.

And if you think frogs are tough to kill, you should try a snapping turtle. The only way to kill them is to cut the head off and then put them on ice for a couple hours.

MSrockyblue · 07-02-2009, 04:26 PM

I've heard that story before. Crazy.

**Nismo4life** · 07-02-2009, 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by BuckeyeTitan

hahaha. The horses are all my dads doing. I do it cause it got me out of school a lot and you can get places that you can't with quads. Plus you can get really close to animals

man thats a nice Bull!

**yamatitan** · 07-02-2009, 04:47 PM

I ate frog legs last weekend, there alright but I prefer alligator.

**OneQuick06** · 07-02-2009, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by vilim12

Kinda reminds me of chicken wings...

And that's about what they taste like.

**OneQuick06** · 07-02-2009, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by helomech

I alligator hunted for a couple years when I was younger, and man I love alligator. When I was living in Louisiana I would take one or two a year for the freezer, just don't get caught.

Gator tail is a delicacy. Anyone near either Chimes restaurants should try theirs, blackened or fried. You won't be disappointed.

**OneQuick06** · 07-02-2009, 05:06 PM

Anyone looking for large bullfrogs, just come down here at any swampy area. We're full of them.

**OneQuick06** · 07-02-2009, 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by helomech

You must be talking about toads. I don't think bull frogs cause dogs to do that.

No, bullfrogs do not have the glands that produce the toxins that the toads have.

**OneQuick06** · 07-02-2009, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by vilim12

I think it would be sick to spend a week at helos place, I would learn so much **** lol

I think he'd have to kick me out for overstaying my welcome

**helomech** · 07-02-2009, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by OneQuick06

Anyone looking for large bullfrogs, just come down here at any swampy area. We're full of them.

These were caught in Thibodaux, La.