Paula

thats what i was taught to do.

vegetable oil is what i use

i always bread and fry mine. i freeze in a single layer to stack in bags. then i bake high to crisp it up or make parmesan. i have made parm ahead and froze it. i also bread and fry that.

mmm love love eggplant. we didn't plant any this year

seems like it is since last year, but could be wrong. i did read something one it

or once again wacky weather and he has eaten very well or it could be that its a doe with a rack and still pregnant, do you have other pictures of it?

he is big

yrs ago (20?) i got a ticket for fishing with out a lic. my friend said here hold this so i can light a cigarette, i barley had a grip on it and he asked if i had lic. i said you must have heard her ask me to hold pole, he said doenst matter i was holding it now. $25 fine

even the wood chuck looks good. i am sure someone has asked you before but how many cameras do you have out?

i have said, it is one thing to give your opinion but its wrong crossing the line getting personal and calling names.

They say he is a hunter . . . http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/07/24/mysterious-goat-man-identified-as-hunter/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+foxnews%2Fnational+%28Internal+-+US+Latest+-+Text%29

hope you do!

wow

the acorns in the picture are from Genesee County

he still has his fathers/uncles 1946-48 stevens 30-30

there is not one single picture. they never owned a camera. He said he can't remember but the last one he got was a buck in bristol, he said it was huge but never saved the racks on any. they only hunted for the meat never cared what they shot and he is sure his father and brother shot most of the deer out of season. said they were killing machines. They even had guys from new york city go there and my uncle took them out to hunt when ever they wanted. There was 10 kids and not alot of jobs in saranac then. they hunted frogs and sold to restaurants. fished for bull head and also sold them. not much room for a garden so my father said he would go to dump to get acorn squash that grew every yr. before xmas they made wreath and sold them. he stopped hunting for health reason didn't mind it but refused to clean the dear unless absolutely had to.

Gotcha Carl

do you think the reason is then they were true meat hunters where today they are more for the rack?

my father was shocked at the cost when i told him, big jump in a short time frame

i can't believe the colors, nice

we all new that all ready

neat looking

unlike your other stories i do believe this one Grow lol ...JK

he even has his fathers hunting jacket with the lic of the last yr that he hunted.

My father gave me his hunting lic/tags from 1965-74. $3.25-$4.25. they have the party tags on some. Last deer he got was 71, wrinkles and fading so I can’t read the tag. Interesting to see the price that they were and party tags