Eau du Salmo Morte

DaveS wrote:


I think the Indian dogs must have developed some resistance because
they were fed salmon. In fact the Kita (mostly called "chum") salmon
are also called "Dog Salmon" but who knows . . . that might be for
their long kipes.


dave

I thought chum were called dog salmon because of their teeth?

Tim Lysyk

On Nov 13, 9:24*pm, Tim Lysyk wrote:
DaveS wrote:
I think the Indian dogs must have developed some resistance because
they were fed salmon. In fact the Kita (mostly called "chum") salmon
are also called "Dog Salmon" but who knows . . . that might be for
their long kipes.

dave

I thought chum were called dog salmon because of their teeth?

Tim Lysyk

Dog mushers who use salmon to feed dogs usually boil them first. Some
still do it, though it's not legal. Usually out of fish wheels on
"subsistence permits."

On Sat, 14 Nov 2009 06:28:19 -0800 (PST), Family-Outdoors
wrote:

On Nov 13, 9:24*pm, Tim Lysyk wrote:
DaveS wrote:
I think the Indian dogs must have developed some resistance because
they were fed salmon. In fact the Kita (mostly called "chum") salmon
are also called "Dog Salmon" but who knows . . . that might be for
their long kipes.

dave

I thought chum were called dog salmon because of their teeth?

Tim Lysyk

Dog mushers who use salmon to feed dogs usually boil them first. Some
still do it, though it's not legal.

Well, no **** it's not legal! The PETA people must be apoplectic...mushers
boiling dogs...they probably blame it all on the Palins...and besides, what good
are boiled dogs to mushers? Well, count me in the camp of those solidly against
any and all forms of dog-boiling.

Usually out of fish wheels on "subsistence permits."

Oh...you meant the salmon...nevermind.

TC,
R

On Nov 13, 7:24*pm, Tim Lysyk wrote:

I thought chum were called dog salmon because of their teeth?

Tim Lysyk

Yep.
Dave