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Hunting by Game/Technique => Exotics Hunting => Topic started by: amazinmoose on May 31, 2006, 08:57:13 AM
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How do i hunt/trap this masive beasts? any help would be awesome thanks guys.. moose!
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this is how u do it. u take a 50 lb test baided lline with a big hook and a chunk of meat put meat on hook and have about 200 ft of line bring it out and drop it somewhere in pond where u think turtle is gonna be, leave it for a couple of days and u should have a turtle. when u go to check it bring a pistol cuz ya gonna want to shoot it in the head. then do whatever u want with him. fishinboots ;Dhave fun!!
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i tried snapping turtle once i spit it out :P
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i tried snapping turtle once i spit it out :P
What? Dont grill it! Fry it in small peices. MMM Good!
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Cook it in a crock pot it is awesome ;D ;D
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I will stick to walleye to eat,lot easier to fillet!!! ;)
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Cook it in a crock pot it is awesome ;D ;D
Hey Drewdog,, Welcome to the site.... ;D
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I had a relative who is long gone now but he used to make turtle soup. It was awesome do not know the recipe though.
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Like fishnboots said will work. There is also traps that you can make, kinda like a big minnow trap but allows the turtle to get in. You set them up near
shore so that the turtle will be able to stick his head up and breath. I use the trusted method of heavy black cord to a heavy wire leader with a large
treble hook, and a hunk of chicken thigh or what ever. I usually tie offr to a branch and toss it in the pond and then check it in a few hours.I'll set up
three or four down in the pond and get one on every line I set. I've caught them in as little as 5 or 10 minutes. Once caught I pull on the wire leader
to get the head to come out and then using a very sharp spade shovel or machete I chop the head off. I like mine lightly battere and then fried. Then
again what isn't good battered and fried.
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Sounds like fun!
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I'm setting out turtle hooks today wish me luck ppl. :P
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I GOT ONE!!!!!!!!! :P
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My grandfather used to catch them all the time on jug lines. Does any one know a basic procedure to butchering them? All i remember is him hangin them by the tail then getting their lower jaw with vice grips and then cutting their head of with a knife. i dont remember seeing how you split the shell and what the cuts of meat are.
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After u cut the head of let it bleed out then flip it on its back and where the bottom shell meets its top shell there is a skin or cartlige that joins the two that's where u cut the shell apart. Then once that's free cut the skin away all around the bottom shell and it should pop off. Next remove the legs neck and tail at the joints and take the skin off of them remove the guts and use a pair of wire cutters to remove the spin/ribs whichever u prefer to call them and remove the meat along the shell. Then soak over night in salt water and ur ready to cook the meat. U should keep the turtle a few days though in a cut off 55gal drum with clean water just enough to cover the shell to let the turtle clean itself out.
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I GOT ONE!!!!!!!!! :P
Cool... Lets see some pictures...
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Nice, I hope you took some pics to share as well.
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I did I just gotta figure out how to post them I'm new to the site and the internet thing. Never had it growing up.
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I GOT ONE!!!!!!!!! :P
Way to Go All right Hope you can show us some pic's ; You Have problems we all can help you here Please ask us we are all glad to help out ;) :) :) :) :)
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I did I just gotta figure out how to post them I'm new to the site and the internet thing. Never had it growing up.
Your photos must be stored online in order to post them.
You can open a free account with www.photobucket.com, www.myfishingpictures.com, or www.hunt101.com
The following instructions are for photobucket account members:
To post pictures to the site...
1. Follow the Instructions on Photobucket upload your pictures to your Photobucket account.
2. Resize any pictures you'd like to post to a maximum of 400x600 pixels. Larger pictures distort the forum page and take longer to load. This can be done easily in Photobucket using the "Edit" options.
3. Open your photobucket album and find the photo you want to add. Place your cursor over the picture and a drop down menu will appear.Click on "Direct Link" and the link will be automatically copied to your "clipboard".
4. Paste the copied link to your post on MyFishfinder.com.
To add an Avatar picture to your account...
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Your avatar should now be displayed in all your posts. You can change your avatar at any time.
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Ok I'll try that after I get off work
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Snapper soup, MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM good
Peddler :) :) :) :) :)
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Can't wait to see these! A guy useto do it on the river behind my house I grew up in with a big hook tied to heavy heavy mono on a piece of floating 2x4 he would throw out a dozen or so anywhere a small stream dumped into the river, he did well!
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Everytime I go online to make a photobucket account it boots me offline. BLAH!!!!!!!!!!! >:(
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If you want you can Email them to me.
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How would u post them under my name though?
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So is anyone doing any turtle trapping besides me?
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no trapper but if i did I would be sure to give them to my husband.....
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Lol I guess I'm the only one then :/
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So is anyone doing any turtle trapping besides me?
I would but its illegal down here. :( Love me some snapper soup.
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I would but its illegal down here. :( Love me some snapper soup.
Me too Drobs our office is outside Philly and that's a staple on menu's in that area.
Peddler ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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kWell that stinks :( maybe if I catch enough of them I could mail some soup once its made to u somehow. So far I only got one though