Mockery

[kwikphilly]

3 minutes ago, Neighbor said:

And we all know chicken tastes just like Gator tail.

One can use gator tail bits to catch crab,  like using a chicken bone, but then I don't know if a crab gets all that  "picky" over what it eats anyway.

Hey, those friends aren't actually raising those invasive snakes are they?  Rhetorical question.

I wonder if croc tastes like gator? They must eat croc too,right?

[Neighbor]

7 minutes ago, kwikphilly said:

He was kidding. ...

Well actually,I  thought it might be a good idea, as they keep getting in the rabbit cages anyway and they just raise havoc on free range chicken egg production-

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,Now I am kidding.

[Neighbor]

1 minute ago, kwikphilly said:

I wonder if croc tastes like gator? They must eat croc too,right?

Don't know from croc. Don't have a pot for 'em anyway.   

[plavious]

3 minutes ago, Neighbor said:

Well actually,I  thought it might be a good idea, as they keep getting in the rabbit cages anyway and jthey ust raise havoc on free range chicken egg production-

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,Now I am kidding.

I have never seen gator physically. I can just imagine but eating snake is already an ambition. 

[plavious]

What we ate last 3 year when we were so hungry was our dog. My friend who we share alot left for Spain on foot. I don't know if he finally arrive

[other one]

4 minutes ago, plavious said:

I have never seen gator physically. I can just imagine but eating snake is already an ambition. 

I have had rattle snake in my younger days.   Does not taste like chicken.   Closest thing I could compare it to would be very tough half starved tilapia.

It pretty much depends on the breading and spices used to prepare.  

 

[plavious]

1 minute ago, other one said:

I have had rattle snake in my younger days.   Does not taste like chicken.   Closest thing I could compare it to would be very tough half starved tilapia.

It pretty much depends on the breading and spices used to prepare.  

 

How do you keep it away from the family that it doesn't bit anyone

[other one]

Just now, plavious said:

How do you keep it away from the family that it doesn't bit anyone

WE have annual snake hunts not to far from where I live.  They are caught on long poles and stuffed into sacks.   The hunts are to keep down their populations in certain areas of my state, and to have a big get together for a weekend of fun.   It is exciting to hunt something in the wild that will kill you if you are not careful.

[plavious]

1 minute ago, other one said:

WE have annual snake hunts not to far from where I live.  They are caught on long poles and stuffed into sacks.   The hunts are to keep down their populations in certain areas of my state, and to have a big get together for a weekend of fun.   It is exciting to hunt something in the wild that will kill you if you are not careful.

Interesting. We have the habit of killing and throwing them away. When next we have a kill, I will prepare a delicious meal

[Neighbor]

39 minutes ago, plavious said:

I have never seen gator physically. I can just imagine but eating snake is already an ambition. 

Oh the memories and tales I have of kayaking  on sit on top kayaks through Florida rivers with the gators, snakes and wild monkeys occasional deer bear and otters, plus the intercoastal waters of the Gulf of Mexico.  One  hasn't lived until  seeing an otter going flying into the air beside you as you sit on top a bit o plastic, and then see it land as a snack in the wide open pink of a gator's mouth. Like so much popcorn to it. Even as we marveled we did wonder just what are we doing here!

Once came around a blind corner on a fast moving part of the Juniper River  tributaries and spooked two large gators that were sunning on the sand there. Never knew gators could jump and hightail it, literally pushing themselves backwards on their toes in stunned fright. Evidently they were afraid of the big blue plastic monster stroking madly fast  into their hang out.

But hey who wants to hear of such tales.