trout fishin' ravens

They are eaten from time to time here, but I'm not sure what the best recipe
is.

"rw" wrote in message
m...
B J Conner wrote:
Are there any crows left in that part of the world? I've heard the West
Nile virus got them all. We have crows, ravens and fish crows here.

We have crows here, right now, in the Sawtooth Mountains of central
Idaho. They're just about the only bird that hangs around through the
winter. I think they survive on roadkill. They are very wary birds,
because Idaho has a year-long open season on crows. Why anyone would
want to shoot one is totally beyond me.

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B J Conner wrote:
They are eaten from time to time here, but I'm not sure what the best recipe
is.

Well, since Fortenberry is currently eating crow, maybe he can supply a
recipe. :-)

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Boil one crow wit one Klondike Rose potato.
Serve with on six pack of Bud = eight course meal.
"rw" wrote in message
m...
B J Conner wrote:
They are eaten from time to time here, but I'm not sure what the best
recipe
is.

Well, since Fortenberry is currently eating crow, maybe he can supply a
recipe. :-)

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rw wrote:

B J Conner wrote:

They are eaten from time to time here, but I'm not sure what the best
recipe
is.


Well, since Fortenberry is currently eating crow, maybe he can supply a
recipe. :-)

Yeah, yeah. As I recall, I'm not the only one who uses Netscape for both
news and email and has mistakenly posted one for the other.

But if you have to eat crow, boil it before you roast it. ;-)

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lid wrote...
But if you have to eat crow, boil it before you roast it. ;-)

Chow down mother ****er! G
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B J Conner wrote:
They are eaten from time to time here, but I'm not sure what the best
recipe is.

"rw" wrote in message
m...
B J Conner wrote:
Are there any crows left in that part of the world? I've heard the
West Nile virus got them all. We have crows, ravens and fish crows
here.

We have crows here, right now, in the Sawtooth Mountains of central
Idaho. They're just about the only bird that hangs around through the
winter. I think they survive on roadkill. They are very wary birds,
because Idaho has a year-long open season on crows. Why anyone would
want to shoot one is totally beyond me.

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

Not raven but crow.

http://bertc.com/three_crows.htm

http://www.recipecottage.com/variety.../crow-pie.html




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"B J Conner" wrote

They are eaten from time to time here, but I'm not sure what the best
recipe
is.

hilarious; and from such a surprising source!

you go, bj.

wayno (surely bj doesn't stand fo...uh, forget it.)