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Offline Froghunter

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Frog Scouting
« on: May 21, 2006, 06:58:17 AM »
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Went bullfrog scouting on Friday and am impressed with what I saw. There are alot of good froghunting places around my new residents. I run into an old battlebuddy here at FLW, MO. too. We are gearing up for the season to open on the 30th of June.

My froghunting check list:

1. Gig need new maple pole
2. May pop tennis shoes  ( High tops )
3. Flash light with batteries. Hand held and head limp
4. old levis and longsleeve T-shirt
5. Head net
6. Gunney sack
7. Sharp pocket knife
8. lite pair of gloves
9. Slingshot with 5/16" steel balls
10. change of cloths and towel. ( So wife dosen't get upset with mud and water in truck :lol: )
 

I'm getting fired up about it!
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« Reply #1 on: May 22, 2006, 06:50:47 AM »
i use 22. on frogs and fish at my grandpas, shoot the head of the frog, they wont sink that way, oh i only shoot bullfrogs, r any other frogs edible that live in ponds
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« Reply #2 on: May 23, 2006, 12:50:43 PM »
There are leopard frog and spring frog that get to a good size that you can harvest for froglegs. They are smaller in size compared to a Bullfrog.

I don't know of any others.
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