[Libloather]

The northern snakehead should never be confused with the southern snakehead.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Right now the DemonRATS are eating each other. These things will have to wait their turn.

[Jonty30]

We are not supposed to eat unclean animals. Make them into boots instead.

[Bernard]

Invasive carp

Invasive; is that like illegal alien carp? Besides, I thought eating carp causes carpal tunnel syndrome.

[Telepathic Intruder]

Shouldn’t we call them undocumented species instead? And offer them our own pets to eat instead of shoot them?

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

4. Invasive carp

"Tastes like sheet...but you can live on it."

[anton]

The more of something a population eats the more they will get.

[jeffc]

Nutria, a type of rat (courtesy of Seinfeld...) is said to damage vegetation and destroy wetland habitats.

Are the green Lefties going to go for them being released into the wild?

[roving]

I’ll stick with chicken cows and pigs. I’ll take some deer sausage if people give it to me.

[Blueflag]

Feral hog meat IF YOU GET IT FROM A HOG UNDER ~200 POUNDS, tastes just like store-bought pork.

Got a lot of feral hog sausage in the garage freezer 😉

And eating iguana is like eating alligator. Eat the right parts, fried. Feed the rest to the wild hogs.

[FreedomPoster]

Well-played!

[normbal]

They forgot the #1 invasive species in every country it’s been introduced, a perennial favorite of Chinese chefs around the globe, and that is the outdoor house cat.

THE single most destructive force for small mammals and birds everywhere, this unrelenting predator has single-handedly driven innumerable songbirds to extinction in the Hawaiian islands and island communities elsewhere; a prolific breeder, Trap-Neuter-Release has failed everywhere it has been attempted to control the population of this killing machine.

Help save wildlife: do your part to eradicate outdoor house cats.

[nuke_road_warrior]

What about the largest invasive species? I.e horses. Horses were unknown in the Americas until Spaniards brought them over in the 16th century. Oh wait, they're protected by the Wild Horse and Burro Act as symbol of the “Old West” or something.

[weezel]

I’m with you on everything except carp. Some folks say they’re good eating but most dont.

[Clutch Martin]

“The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) has released a list of five invasive animals that Americans can hunt, catch and cook.”

I wonder if a license will be required? I’ll have to research this. I have my licensing but I don’t have a hunting license because I no longer hunt but I trap and I fish salt and fresh - hook or spear.

[bert]

I will counter with the rational thought that rather than the invasive species, Americans should kill and eat the common native species.

Most particular, the Virginia white tail deer. The deer have adapted to life with humans. They destroy untold hundreds of thousands of $$$ of residential garden and yard plantings.

Bambi is a young buck sporting small antlers who lives in my neighborhood. Ha has since a very young age enjoyed coming into my yard and sleeping in a bed of English Ivey He was born here and has in fact lived here all his life. He and his sisters and cousins number now at about 12 or maybe 14. Together they eat everything in all the neighborhood yards.

[lee martell]

Maybe we can rename the Nutria as “Lake Rabbits”.
Now that most people know Nutria = Ginormous Rat.

[9YearLurker]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrqvEw9BVpo&ab_channel=FieldTripswithRobertField

[Fzob]

Snakehead is quite tasty and fun to catch- Not the demented Carvelle variety.

[Damifino]

Here in the Keys, we have Lionfish. Presumably they were released unwanted fish tank pets. They have no known predators so are flourishing on the wrecks and reefs. Pushing out native species. All the spearfishermen (I don't do that) kill them on sight.

There is a restaurant here that collects them and serves them. Very delicious but pricey. Difficult to clean and cook so few of the spearfishermen keep them.

[Tommy Revolts]