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Poor, poor you! Now get to shredding buddy, BilletHead

One for you bass fishers that really like to make a good hook set , BilletHead

Best part of this equation Mitch is there is a fly rod in your hands . From a non elitist fly fisherman, Marty

Flying prime rib? Well that is what the recipe in a 2010 DU magazine calls it. I have heard white front goose and sandhill crane called this but never Canada Goose. After doing this dish I will agree it does taste like prime rib, really it does but tough. The rarest parts more tender but we will be eating this again for sure. I picked a matching pair of breast halves that had a nice fat skin layer. Called for a two hour marinate in olive oil, Worcestershire, garlic, S&P. I scored the fatty skin too in a cross hatch pattern. While marinating I dug fresh horseradish root. Grated it and mixed it with mayo and sour cream to make a sauce. Fired up the charcoal grill and when coals were hot went to work, A quick hot grill session and then off to rest. When three minutes had passed it was time to slice and taste, As Ness would say DANG. Not even a waterfowl taste. Paired with boiled fingerling potatoes slathered with butter and a salad. Had a nice glass of gifted wine. The gift was Cuvee Cabernet Sauvignon that the Folly tribe gave us on their visit to the BilletHead household. Mrs. BilletHead did an Apple crisp and as soon as I have room a square of this will be in my belly, Life is as good as it can get here, BilletHead

Got the Thai peppers dried. When cooled I will get them in a jar. Not real sure if I will grind up for my own chili powder or leave alone. Will decide after next harvest and drying, Also today dug up some horseradish root. This bunch of plants are volunteer roots that were spillovers from my first planting in a planter. I just let them go three years. Needed some for todays dish and decided to dig one up, Here are five more plants that will be dug maybe next month. They have grown so big they are interfering with container plants, BilletHead has horseradish roots if anyone wants starts. Will mail to you free, BilletHead

I will send you the link Ness, Pat said as we made this it would work with chicken real well. BilletHead

First time making this, Sichuan Rabbit with peanuts. Did not have wild rabbits so subbed a couple domestic bunnies. Real easy dish and crazy good, BilletHead

Thai pepper harvest, One thing that did grow well in the BilletHead garden was Thai peppers. Picked a bunch this morning and they are now in the dehydrator. Will have this many more soon to dry again, BilletHead

Just remember I have more travel time. Guess I should explain You are busy and me not so much so if you don't want to travel too far I can . Explanation sound better? BilletHead

Red spotted purple butterflys in the picture on the button bush , http://entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/bfly/red-spotted_purple.htm We have monarchs moving here too Quill. Thanks for the link on the migration, BilletHead

Don't think you are late Ham. I just got my order form. Want me to mail it to you? They don't even mail seedlings until early Spring. Leave places for chestnuts if you still want them. BilletHead

Defiantly photoshopped, I can see all kinds of things wrong in that photo. BilletHead

I did! So is this a genetic thing? BilletHead

Not real sure yet. Maybe plant and giveaway again. You got room beside that beautiful rustic deck of yours? BilletHead

Minnesota, Remember we find google Is our friend . Just ask Mr. Google for live bait leeches. You can get sizes of your choice or mixed. http://knutsonlivebait.com/leeches.html I even think this is where I bought them . BilletHead

Yep I ordered some a few years back. Came to the house in a cooler . Kept them in the fridge, BilletHead

Did you know all that or copy and paste this off of the internet? BilletHead

This years harvest, Burrs are beginning to open up. Picking daily. I think I will be done in the next two days. Besides what is in the photo I have fifteen more burrs still on the trees, BilletHead

You ought to get out more City Boy. BilletHead

Hey Wrench you can have the leech. Many moons ago I mail ordered some from Minnesota to fish with. I caught all kinds of fish with them. Pain in the rear to keep alive. Had to use well water and keep them in the fridge, yes leeches were kept in the BilletHead fridge. Right with the foodstuffs . BilletHead

Yep and in this months conservationist all the seedlings available and the order form are in the magazine! Cheap and I have had great success with the seedlings. BilletHead

Ok Maybe I believe you but I could not help it as you set me up pretty good. I heard minnows for their size are really strong and can make a drag scream, BilletHead

Yep just a few short weeks back we were set up for a bumper crop of hen of the woods. Now not so much , BilletHead

Did one of those micro fishing species drag it into the water? . BilletHead

Some more paw paw information sent to me from a friend. Maybe we should sell our finds? https://www.mprnews.org/story/2017/09/15/npr-this-once-obscure-fruit-is-on-its-way-to-becoming-pawpaw-pawpular BilletHead