The final pheasants were fried a couple of weeks ago. The last package of ground hog got mixed with some GRASS FED beef and baked into one fine meatloaf on Friday. All the ribs, loins, trimmings, every last bit of good stuff, is gone.
Only thing left is a SMALL package, maybe 8-12 ounces!, of jerkey that's thawing in the frig right now. It'll be gone by sunrise Monday as it's part of the snack pack for the first night of gator season.
We even went so far as to raid the brother in laws freezer the other day for some hog to strip and fry for breakfast at the market. In fact we went so low as to beg a couple of dozen quail off a friend 2 weeks ago to make breakfast with.
And as we don't bow hunt ( To busy with the gators.... ) it'll be at least early November before we fix the situation. That is unless the brother in law gets his act together.
Was at his house last night eating his food and looking at his latest batch of gamecam pictures. He's got more than a few coons, one scragly spike(still in velvet), a couple of does(one that has a fawn so small that a few spots are still visible with it) and two nice packs of hogs hitting his feeder.
He had 4 days of pictures, maybe 200 in all. Activity, except for the coons, was during dark hours. The deer showed each night, the hogs, and this was kind of odd, showed only one of 4 nights. Guess they don't care that much for corn.
Anyway, sense we don't eat the gator, it's up to him and his bow to put the next load of game on the table..............hopefully one of the smaller hogs that'll get marinated for 8-12 hours in smoke till it just about shakes off the bone.
A empty freezer.........is a reason to hunt......................
Only thing left is a SMALL package, maybe 8-12 ounces!, of jerkey that's thawing in the frig right now. It'll be gone by sunrise Monday as it's part of the snack pack for the first night of gator season.
We even went so far as to raid the brother in laws freezer the other day for some hog to strip and fry for breakfast at the market. In fact we went so low as to beg a couple of dozen quail off a friend 2 weeks ago to make breakfast with.
And as we don't bow hunt ( To busy with the gators.... ) it'll be at least early November before we fix the situation. That is unless the brother in law gets his act together.
Was at his house last night eating his food and looking at his latest batch of gamecam pictures. He's got more than a few coons, one scragly spike(still in velvet), a couple of does(one that has a fawn so small that a few spots are still visible with it) and two nice packs of hogs hitting his feeder.
He had 4 days of pictures, maybe 200 in all. Activity, except for the coons, was during dark hours. The deer showed each night, the hogs, and this was kind of odd, showed only one of 4 nights. Guess they don't care that much for corn.
Anyway, sense we don't eat the gator, it's up to him and his bow to put the next load of game on the table..............hopefully one of the smaller hogs that'll get marinated for 8-12 hours in smoke till it just about shakes off the bone.
A empty freezer.........is a reason to hunt......................