You're only allowed to shoot the ones with antlers (or is it horns?)...Was that giant one a female, looks like the rest were males.
You're only allowed to shoot the ones with antlers (or is it horns?)...Was that giant one a female, looks like the rest were males.
Depends on how fresh they are.My grandpa used to tell us that the frog legs would jump out of the skillet. We never covered them and I don’t ever remember any jumping out.
You're only allowed to shoot the ones with antlers (or is it horns?)...
Not sure how to tell the difference. For the record, I didn't look at that area, and wouldn't know what I was looking at, being modest and all that.Was that giant one a female, looks like the rest were males.
I know.....I Know.The udders are really small...
Lol, I can't even keep a straight face on that one.
I had 4 of those giant ones. There were others in the pond, but it sucks being out of ammo.
Not sure how to tell the difference. For the record, I didn't look at that area, and wouldn't know what I was looking at, being modest and all that.
The udders are really small...
Lol, I can't even keep a straight face on that one.
Bottom row, third frog looks like hes gonna make a break for the pond. LOL Nice haul there.Decided to hit the pond today with the fly rod. It’s getting pretty low with the drought so the banks are exposed.
Holy crap the giant bullfrogs were everywhere.
Only had one 15 round mag in my AR style .22, and picked off 9 really quick using the rest of the rounds to finish the cripples.
Caught some little perch on the fly and was amazed at how many frogs were still around. The M&P shooting 158 grain Hornady defense loads took 4 more.
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