Who's up for a hunt?

[chessie]

https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article226014215.html

 

[Zach]

It’s not clear how the nutria, which have been a major environmental pest in California’s northern neighbor, Oregon, got into the state.

Wow....

 

[Old Quack 49]

I’m getting old and don’t always remember things correctly but I’m pretty sure I have seen nutria at Wister . It’s been several years ago up in the 312C panels. Large rodent swimming in the south end. Does anyone else remember seeing them down there ? Geeze it’s tough to get old . Old Quack 49

 

[7DUX]

I’m getting old and don’t always remember things correctly but I’m pretty sure I have seen nutria at Wister . It’s been several years ago up in the 312C panels. Large rodent swimming in the south end. Does anyone else remember seeing them down there ? Geeze it’s tough to get old . Old Quack 49

I've had them or something very similar swim through a few times over the years.

 

[Hunt'EmUp]

The dogs killed one in Duck camp this year, big axed Rat.

 

[SaltonSeadog]

I love the statement where he is sure they will get them out of the state. Just like the killer bees and fire ants.

 

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Do they taste good?

 

[SaltonSeadog]

There are a few restaurants in Louisiana that serve them.

 

[glass eye]

Lots of muskrat in the Imperial Valley but I've never seen a nutria.

 

[ESSposse]

Do they taste good?

A lil' like spotted owl.... not as chewy as Condor......

 

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Do they taste good?

A lil' like spotted owl.... not as chewy as Condor......

Not quite as gung ho about trying it anymore, thank you very much

 

[D12 Tracker]

Well....after hearing that "stink pigs" were not edible and testing that theory. I will gladly give nutria a try.