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Finding potential ways of controls for invasive species are a big issue. In New Hampshire they are drinking them😉

https://bevvy.co/articles/tamworth-distilling-crab-trapper-whiskey/21215

This is a creative way of utilizing those green crabs though I doubt demand for this whiskey would really hold those populations in check. Still it is interesting enough to look for a bottle.

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46 minutes ago, Johnsfolly said:

Finding potential ways of controls for invasive species are a big issue. In New Hampshire they are drinking them😉

https://bevvy.co/articles/tamworth-distilling-crab-trapper-whiskey/21215

This is a creative way of utilizing those green crabs though I doubt demand for this whiskey would really hold those populations in check. Still it is interesting enough to look for a bottle.

            I see you have been cruising the internet. Seen that too. Mix in some crab boil too! 

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We use green crabs as bait for blackfish.

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7 hours ago, Johnsfolly said:

Finding potential ways of controls for invasive species are a big issue. In New Hampshire they are drinking them😉

https://bevvy.co/articles/tamworth-distilling-crab-trapper-whiskey/21215

This is a creative way of utilizing those green crabs though I doubt demand for this whiskey would really hold those populations in check. Still it is interesting enough to look for a bottle.

Kind of expensive $65.00 for about 1/2 pint.  I was considering ordering a bottle.  But upon quick conversions I think I'll just keep my Fireball and Jim Beam KentuckyFire. . Lol.  

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6 hours ago, Quillback said:

Too bad they are too small to eat, but you'd think the claws, even on a small crab would be worth the effort.  

The problem that I have with them is that to me they really don't smell nice at all. You would think that they would make a great seafood stock, but that smell just puts me off.

 

Also hard to pass on these guys to force ourselves to eat green crabs 😉

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27 minutes ago, Daryk Campbell Sr said:

Kind of expensive $65.00 for about 1/2 pint. 

I agree even as a novelty purchase. If we do make it up to NH this year or next, ....maybe if I see a bottle I might change my mind.

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