Where is everyone #5

That's not important. What is important is how does it taste bbq'd?

 

Im not quite sure if u could eat them being poisenous. But im sure somebody has. Ppl eat rattle snakes all the time . Supposedly the venom only lives in the head of the rattle snake so the rest of the body is supposedly good to eat. But that is something i wont be touching. Snakes and lizards freak me the heck out.

 

As many complaints I have about my East, at least the j hook stops are all welded in. Next trailer is going to have chain pulls, I just need a little more time to decide where I’d want them so they’ll still be in the wrong place haha.

 

Yes. Cut the head off and you're good to go on eating snakes. The poison glands are in the head. Not sure if it is the same on lizards.

Rattlesnake is actually very good. But I've also ate armadillo. LOL

 

Coming from someone that tried groundhog as a kid with the motto “eat what you kill”, I quickly abandoned that principle. I can’t imagine armadillo is much better, not to mention the whole leprosy thing. I do still want a stuffed one though.

 

Dude, you sure trucking is your calling? You could open up a really good Q pit down there and make a killing at it. My grandpa had a Q pit once, I was told he really good at it too, folks came from all over. Story goes he was taught the trade in Miami in the '20's, did well until the depression hit, that ended that...

 

Actually armadillo is nature's little pot roast. It is very tender and tasty.

 

I probably do something like a roadkill Cafe. All the things that people wouldn't think to eat. Like armadillo rattlesnake possum the works.

 

This happens more than you think. For hire is for hire. Some fellas do it around here, no DOT#, no MC#, no comm insurance, when stopped (if they get stopped) they claim that the "stuff" they're haulin is theirs. Also, a lot of "green corn" & contraband cigs gets hauled this way too, usually contained within a false floor...

 

You’ll be fine gang banger, just go pop some fools and borrow their money