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Sep 19, 2020 08:17:25 #
What kinda critter is this. Would you eat it. Why was it turned into the wild. Is there a bounty on them. Unscramble this And stay cozy RMSHETAL
Sep 19, 2020 08:21:02 #
nutrirat, very invasive critter woulden't eat that $5 per tail in LA.
Sep 19, 2020 08:29:25 #
Sep 19, 2020 09:41:47 #
Lee626 wrote:
nutrirat, very invasive critter woulden't eat that $5 per tail in LA.
Sep 19, 2020 09:53:27 #
Gordon wrote:
Nutria. Somewhere between a Beaver and RAT
We have them at Home Depot in Oregon
Sep 19, 2020 09:53:45 #
Jeremy wrote:
Nutria. Somewhere between a Beaver and RAT
We have them at Home Depot in Oregon
We have them at Home Depot in Oregon
Sep 19, 2020 09:55:00 #
Nutria. Brought in from South America to start a fur industry in South Louisiana, I believe by the McIlhenny family. The same people that make Tabasco sauce. They multiplied so fast he let them go in the wild. They are strictly vegetarian animals and actually are pretty tasty. I’ve eaten them and will again if the opportunity arises. You just have to get past the overgrown rat appearance. After all people eat liver, heart, tongue, thyroid, chitlin’s and just about anything else. Thermals.
Sep 19, 2020 09:59:14 #
Sep 19, 2020 10:00:47 #
FourchonLa. wrote:
Nutria. Brought in from South America to start a fur industry in South Louisiana, I believe by the McIlhenny family. The same people that make Tabasco sauce. They multiplied so fast he let them go in the wild. They are strictly vegetarian animals and actually are pretty tasty. I’ve eaten them and will again if the opportunity arises. You just have to get past the overgrown rat appearance. After all people eat liver, heart, tongue, thyroid, chitlin’s and just about anything else. Thermals.
Yeah some eat their own child’s Placenta. That’s not Fish...Deer....or Elk. Just strange if you ask me
Sep 19, 2020 10:06:29 #
Jeremy wrote:
Yup Bounty is 6 bucks in Louisiana.
It was another not so well thought out plan as with pretty much the introduction of all non native species. Bounties help but it’s too far gone now. They actually do taste pretty good. Lean meat and plenty of it.
Sep 19, 2020 10:08:27 #
Sep 19, 2020 10:10:25 #
Jeremy wrote:
Do you marinate them in Chlorine Bleach before you salt the thing to BBQ it?
Is that an old family recipe?
Sep 19, 2020 10:13:32 #
Jeremy wrote:
Do you marinate them in Chlorine Bleach before you salt the thing to BBQ it?
It’s better in a crockpot with potatoes and onions and carrots just like a beef stew. You can also bake it then pan fry in seasoned flour.
Sep 19, 2020 10:17:35 #
I'll eat most anything thing that lives in the woods, within reason or swims in the water, but that guy, heck not so sure about that
Sep 19, 2020 12:20:24 #
John D
Loc: Duncanville Alabama
Good morning to all,
My cousins in La. call nutria coypus. Coypu have hair on their tails & I can’t see any on the one in the pic. My vote would be a muskrat. Muskrats are smaller that nutria. I’ve eaten muskrat & it’s quite good. My coonie cousins also enjoy the occasional coypu.
My cousins in La. call nutria coypus. Coypu have hair on their tails & I can’t see any on the one in the pic. My vote would be a muskrat. Muskrats are smaller that nutria. I’ve eaten muskrat & it’s quite good. My coonie cousins also enjoy the occasional coypu.
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