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jpsdad (Mar 23rd 2021) |
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Re: Crawdads...Free to a Good Home!
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Mar 23rd a 03:18 PM
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by Quarter Acre |
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That's a mouth full JP! Thanks for the explanation, I appreciate it.
If I understand the point that should be taken, I should remove all the craws I can trap, and remover them without prejudice.
I know there will be plenty of berried females that do not get trapped. Maybe these will satisfy my thoughts on creating the smaller forage.
So far I have about 30 in the cage with 10 or so carrying eggs. I don't know how long they will carry the eggs, but they should find a new home soon. I had a couple PB members inquire about them late last year and I would love to get them in the taking first. They have been PM'd, but I have yet to connect with them. Under the circumstances and the difficulty to plan a firm pick-up....any takers for this weekend?
I have also been trapping 10-15 bullfrog tadpoles a day (big ones with smallish rear legs). I have been discarding those to the creek, but will start saving them if anyone is so inclined to come get them...let me know!
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