Asian carp..
Feb 23, 2024 18:03:25 #
florida
Loc: Southwest Florida/ Virginia
HEY, they are great for the garden put one under every tomato plant and if you hill corn the same.
Feb 23, 2024 18:06:54 #
florida wrote:
HEY, they are great for the garden put one under every tomato plant and if you hill corn the same.
If the carnivores don't digem up.
Feb 23, 2024 19:53:01 #
EasternOZ wrote:
If the carnivores don't digem up.
Got that right. Raccoons, skunks , foxes, neighbors dogs, all WILL be all over your garden. Don't ask.
Feb 24, 2024 01:23:57 #
Commander Bell
Loc: Lafayette Indiana
EasternOZ wrote:
How do you dispose of them?
Hey OZ,,
Awhile back I bought a book called " Eating The Enemy ". I don't recall the author off hand.
It is a very well written book on how to fillet the dreaded Asian Carp. It contains numerous recipes for cooking them.
Personally I've never caught one but if I do I'll know how to prepare and eat it.
Commander Bell out
Feb 24, 2024 12:01:01 #
Commander Bell wrote:
Hey OZ,,
Awhile back I bought a book called " Eating The Enemy ". I don't recall the author off hand.
It is a very well written book on how to fillet the dreaded Asian Carp. It contains numerous recipes for cooking them.
Personally I've never caught one but if I do I'll know how to prepare and eat it.
Commander Bell out
Awhile back I bought a book called " Eating The Enemy ". I don't recall the author off hand.
It is a very well written book on how to fillet the dreaded Asian Carp. It contains numerous recipes for cooking them.
Personally I've never caught one but if I do I'll know how to prepare and eat it.
Commander Bell out
They smell bad real fast, interesting though.
Feb 24, 2024 17:39:31 #
In one of the archery fish tournaments, they had in Michigan. After the weight in came the thought of what to do with all those dead carp. One of the guys had a pasture and a backhoe. He took them home and buried them next to a rather large oak tree. Years later the Oak died, and he cut it up for firewood. One night he loaded the fireplace with some pieces. When it started to burn, it smelled like he was burning the fish, not wood. Yuk!!
Feb 24, 2024 18:05:07 #
Commander Bell
Loc: Lafayette Indiana
Harris T. Fudpucker wrote:
In one of the archery fish tournaments, they had in Michigan. After the weight in came the thought of what to do with all those dead carp. One of the guys had a pasture and a backhoe. He took them home and buried them next to a rather large oak tree. Years later the Oak died, and he cut it up for firewood. One night he loaded the fireplace with some pieces. When it started to burn, it smelled like he was burning the fish, not wood. Yuk!!
Yuk is right!
I've heard that Asian Carp could be used as fertilizer. After your post I don't believe I'll try it.
Commander Bell out
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