I understood everything she said. I think I have lost most of my accent lol.
Dont get too close to him
I thought that was funny she said she went to the mill.
He asked with what/how much corn?
She said a bushel.
He said what did you come back with?
She said "Grits"... I thought that was funny.
I think he was asking how much grits she came back with.
I had the raccoons that ate the oysters and clams and crabs. They was good eatin. Stuffed with sweet potatoes and crock potted, or slow cooked. To me its like wanton waste unless it has mange or boils or something, but even deer sometimes have things wrong with them. I have a hard time shooting yotes cause I dont eat them, but I skin them out. I have heard that bobcat and cougar makes good jerky. I dont shoot too many crows cause they taste like liver, I dont like liver too much, but occasionally I will eat it.
I challenge you to eat a raccoon or possum, put it in the slow cooker. Cut it up like you would a chicken, quartered and all. Cover it with water and put some onions and taters in there with some Lawrys or Johnnies seasoning. Slice up some carrots. Let the meat get done a bit before you add teh vegetables. It will fall off the bone. Ive eaten raccoon, possum, squirrels, marmots, and the regular stuff too like this. You can put some cream in there too just before its ready to eat to thinken it up.
If I was hungry enough Id probably eat just about anything. Ive cleaned animals and eat sandwiches at the same time. I think a lot of its in your head, that wont let you eat stuff like that. I wouldnt eat stuff that feeds out of dumpsters or in teh city, but away from the city even the pigeons are good eating. They are rock doves after all.
I grew up on the coast and ate my share of shrimp, crabs, oysters, and clams. Im no savage, I always cleaned my crab before I boiled them, so I didnt have to sift through guts to eat them. Theres nothing wrong with eating "the other" animals other than what you can get down mentailly. I used to watch the Vietnamese kids eating them big ol 3/4 inch ants by licking a broomstraw or grassblade and poking it down the hole.
