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To: exDemMom; abb
I knew a guy in the Navy from Louisiana, he worked in the shop next to ours. I was going down the freeway one day and I recognized his truck, pulled over on the shoulder. Thinking he may need assistance, I pulled over. He emerged from the tree line. I asked if he was okay.

He said he was checking his traps. Apparently folks in New York City were paying enough for Nutria pelts to make it worth his time. I didn’t inquire what he did with the meat.

Fwiw, the local retention ponds used to be rife with Nutria. I no longer see them, don’t know if nature took its course or if they were exterminated.

16 posted on 11/14/2019 3:30:51 AM PST by csvset (tolerance becomes a crime when attached to evil)
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To: csvset

They’re still here. Despite several attempts, no one’s been able to convince Louisiana diners that nutria is good to eat. They are after all, a rodent.


26 posted on 11/14/2019 3:52:03 AM PST by abb
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To: csvset
Fwiw, the local retention ponds used to be rife with Nutria.

Nutria tastes good too.

93 posted on 11/14/2019 8:18:26 AM PST by Cowboy Bob ("Other People's Money" = The life blood of Liberalism)
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