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1 posted on 12/12/2020 5:03:37 PM PST by nickcarraway
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“I don’t want say it’s an acquired taste,” she said. “It’s an acquired thought process.”
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Well put.


2 posted on 12/12/2020 5:08:56 PM PST by Yardstick
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When I was on Guam, someone suggested spreading a rumor to Chinese tourist that the meat of brown tree snakes was an aphrodisiac. I thought that might be a good way to make the things useful.


3 posted on 12/12/2020 5:08:57 PM PST by Fai Mao (There is no justice until PIAPPS is hanging from a gallows.)
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Snake and Eggs ... with WretchUp


4 posted on 12/12/2020 5:12:22 PM PST by tinyowl (A is A)
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I tried rattlesnake once. I’ll pass on the python.


6 posted on 12/12/2020 5:13:20 PM PST by Lurkina.n.Learnin (Democrats are the slumlords of American politics )
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Use a shotgun Jim.


7 posted on 12/12/2020 5:18:17 PM PST by Nuc 1.1 (Liberals aren't Patriots. Remember 1789! )
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When my son did survival training with the Navy in Florida, he said that snake was okay if you’re hungry...and tastes like nothing at all.

Gator is popular in Florida, and like snake, it’s pure protein, can be so tough there’s no way human jaws can chew it up, but if properly prepared (either lightly cooked or seriously pressure cooked) it’s chewable and just tastes like whatever sauce you serve it in.


9 posted on 12/12/2020 5:23:05 PM PST by livius
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I love to hunt but I've never bought into the idea that you have to eat everything you kill to be an ethical hunter. For example, I've killed a bunch of coyotes and prairie dogs and never eaten the first one. I've eaten a lot of deer and elk venison from those I've killed but I give a lot of it away also, just knowing it's getting used is good enough for me.

Python meat? I'll pass. I'd be perfectly OK with killing them then using them for boots or just leaving them for the buzzards. There's nothing wrong with killing an invasive species like and leaving it where it lays.

10 posted on 12/12/2020 5:23:20 PM PST by GaryCrow
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As for possible Mercury in the python meat, Microwave for 30 seconds. If it was still sparking at the 30 sec. mark don’t eat it!


11 posted on 12/12/2020 5:27:01 PM PST by GOYAKLA (Winning not whining!)
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Dog and cat food.


12 posted on 12/12/2020 5:27:34 PM PST by tflabo (Truth or tyranny )
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If you want to get rid of pythons, put a bounty on them, regardless of size. If you make it profitable, people will hunt, trap and kill pythons.

Once the python population is thinned out and people stop hunting them because it’s more difficult, then increase the bounty.

The reason I say bounty at any size or age is because you are helping the Eco-system when they are terminated young.


13 posted on 12/12/2020 5:33:18 PM PST by fastrock ( )
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People are deluding themselves into thinking they are going to eliminate the Pythons there.


14 posted on 12/12/2020 5:41:45 PM PST by Sixgun Symphony (uie)
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Turning pythons into a food item may be the solution. Once I decided to write a freelance article about edible snails. Living on the Central Coast of California at the time I battled the blasted things in my garden daily. They eat virtually anything that's grown.

I don't like to eat them but Europeans love their escargot. In researching the piece I found that edible snails have virtually disappeared in Western Europe, and they now import large quantities of American brown snails (which originally came from Europe). As someone once posted here, just start a rumor among the Cajuns it's illegal to hunt pythons and that they're good eating and the snakes will disappear in a hurry.

15 posted on 12/12/2020 6:02:48 PM PST by Bernard Marx
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Thems good eatin


20 posted on 12/12/2020 6:32:12 PM PST by JusPasenThru (Si vis pacem para bellum.)
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The ultimate weapon against these invasive species is cookbooks. Distribute them free in low income areas. Include pythons, boa constrictors, iguana, all the invasive species in the state/area in question. Sell these cookbooks to high end places for cooking implements.


22 posted on 12/12/2020 6:59:22 PM PST by Rembrandt (-a sure sign a Dem is lying - his lips are moving.)
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It’s probably pretty good.. I’ve eaten rattlesnake and snapper turtle and snapper is, in my opinion, some of the best there is..


23 posted on 12/12/2020 7:03:16 PM PST by unread (A REPUBLIC..! If you can keep it....)
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“We have one of the worst mercury problems in the world in the Everglades and South Florida.”

Your going to love this. The mercury is deposited from unique global weather patterns from coal burning in China.


25 posted on 12/12/2020 7:11:16 PM PST by Cold Heart
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They had to work COVID in there, didn’t they.

How it can be an issue when you are outside is beyond me.


27 posted on 12/12/2020 7:28:11 PM PST by metmom (...fixing our eyes on Jesus, the Author and Perfecter of our faith..)
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Makin'
snake in
bacon!


       

33 posted on 12/12/2020 8:43:42 PM PST by Songcraft
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Troy Landry and the rest of his crew are on it!


36 posted on 12/13/2020 3:14:43 AM PST by mad_as_he$$ ("I don't know why they still make bolts." David Freiburger)
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When the gator season came to an end in Louisiana, the Swamp People headed to Florida to catch snakes......Those episodes are hilarious in the antics they go thru once they zero in on one and try to catch it.

They seemed to have a lot of luck catching big ones which the payoff bounty was around $300 or more.....

39 posted on 12/13/2020 3:30:49 AM PST by Hot Tabasco
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