If you soak the squirrel in brine(salt water) for a day it will help remove the gamey taste. Should not matter much though in a survival situation if your hungry enough.
I'm glad it was your wife and not your neighbor that got upset first. Your choice of ammo makes a big difference when it comes to noise. If your not too discouraged try 22 shorts instead of 22 long rifle. You will probably have to place them in the chamber, then close the bolt on them.
A .177 Air Rifle works fine on small game without any noise. Mine has a scope and the deadly accurate to 75 feet. Youtube it. There's reviews on here.
Are you growing heirlooms or those GM seeds from walmart? I'm growing some heirloom seeds I bought on the internet. Black prince tomato, Ground cherry, White Carrots, red peppers, all the good stuff. I would stay away from those seeds at walmart or dept stores there probably been screwed with by Monsanto. >:|
>Are you growing heirlooms or those GM seeds from walmart?
I consider the heirloom seeds to be precious, and the wallmart / home depot seeds to be throwaways. So I want to get some experience growing with the crappy seeds first before I risk the heirloom ones.
Interesting story, 280 of 1000 farmers in Africa growing Monsanto corn had crop failures -- the corn was just cobs, no seeds. Monsanto -- they're evil, I tell ya! Evil!
yeah I know what you mean, The heirloom seeds are not cheap. I think I payed over $50 Us dollars for mine, I could of got some questionable seeds at walmart for alot less. Most of it was just shipping and fees.. But the seeds after the 1st crop you can save them so you dont have to buy it again.
I'm not a fan of Monsanto either, I dont like the idea of eating stuff that been fucked with by some genetic scientists. they remind me of that evil company Umbrella corp in resident evil.
also grass fields people only give water at the end of a sunny day, otherwise they burn away. It is because the sunlight is focused in the water drops. If you would give water during the day, you must keep on giving water until the sun fades. And if it is really hot a long time, it is better to give very much water at one time, instead of small amounts of water many times. So maybe once a week a lot of water (at the end of the day) in stead of small amounts every day.
that is special soil with a course structure that contains humus with special bacteria. The structure is not compact but more open. The roots need that because it gives growing space.
when you plant you must have some very vertile soil where you put the roots in, otherwise the plants do not grow. The roots must develop first and they do not do they if you have poor earth. Maybe you can buy special vertile soil and put the roots of the plant in that.
give the plants only water in the evening, not in the sunlight!
>i heard goldfish might get much more expensive in the future.
I wonder why?
BTW Thanks for the tip about watering at night. I'd been watering in the mornings.
The seedlings have top quality soil mixture, supposedly ideal for sprouting seeds. I think they didn't get started right -- first too little sunlight, second too much water.
youtube is a bit clunky aright - flaky. That's the case with some software- organic and in development- work in progress.
What's nice about the water is if you've seen Dan Polonicoff's video on him testing the snow, the rainwater is better for your plants anyway - indoors and out. Best avoid tap water altogether. Polonicoff doesn't like his videos being posted on a forum - can i use yours? I think your video on buying / selling your house is great - it reflects very well what happened.
>Polonicoff doesn't like his videos being posted on a forum - can i use yours?
As far as I'm concerned once digital media has gotten into your hands, your fair use includes any and every possible thing you care to do with it. I'm against copyrights and patents.
That sounds like it might work. I was thinking maybe shrinkwrap the whole thing to add some support, but since it's oval, I dunno. Couldn't hurt to try I guess. Places like home depot have rolls of that stuff to wrap up pallets of building materials when loading their trucks. I bet if you threw one of their drivers or loaders a few bucks they'd probably let you have a partially used roll.
By the way, Dave, I love reading DeCarbonnel's website. One of my faves.
Because of the heat in south florida, I water my yard every other day. If it's cooler in your area or rains more then you can space it more. Gardening is a trail and error and more learning then anything else. squirel meat ..let us know when you finally eat it how it taste.
Congratulations on your first catch!
If you soak the squirrel in brine(salt water) for a day it will help remove the gamey taste. Should not matter much though in a survival situation if your hungry enough.
I'm glad it was your wife and not your neighbor that got upset first. Your choice of ammo makes a big difference when it comes to noise. If your not too discouraged try 22 shorts instead of 22 long rifle. You will probably have to place them in the chamber, then close the bolt on them.
Simpateeko 2 years ago
A .177 Air Rifle works fine on small game without any noise. Mine has a scope and the deadly accurate to 75 feet. Youtube it. There's reviews on here.
TheDudeJeffCanuckski 2 years ago
good job on the catch dave enjoy him :)
justmy10cents 2 years ago
Are you growing heirlooms or those GM seeds from walmart? I'm growing some heirloom seeds I bought on the internet. Black prince tomato, Ground cherry, White Carrots, red peppers, all the good stuff. I would stay away from those seeds at walmart or dept stores there probably been screwed with by Monsanto. >:|
imperialcrypt 2 years ago
>Are you growing heirlooms or those GM seeds from walmart?
I consider the heirloom seeds to be precious, and the wallmart / home depot seeds to be throwaways. So I want to get some experience growing with the crappy seeds first before I risk the heirloom ones.
Interesting story, 280 of 1000 farmers in Africa growing Monsanto corn had crop failures -- the corn was just cobs, no seeds. Monsanto -- they're evil, I tell ya! Evil!
dashxdr 2 years ago
yeah I know what you mean, The heirloom seeds are not cheap. I think I payed over $50 Us dollars for mine, I could of got some questionable seeds at walmart for alot less. Most of it was just shipping and fees.. But the seeds after the 1st crop you can save them so you dont have to buy it again.
I'm not a fan of Monsanto either, I dont like the idea of eating stuff that been fucked with by some genetic scientists. they remind me of that evil company Umbrella corp in resident evil.
imperialcrypt 2 years ago
Where did you get your seeds from?
Bacchusism 2 years ago
Try victoryseeds {.} com or if you want some exotic plants try seedrack{.}.com
imperialcrypt 2 years ago
Thanks for that!
Bacchusism 2 years ago
yeah no problem. I ordered from Seedrack, the germination rate is nothing to brag about. But I got some sprouts going.
You can also can get a Dig on what others saying about a particular seed seller by looking them on davesgarden{.}com/products/gwd/
imperialcrypt 2 years ago
made of gold, not mad of gold.
dontblamethemessenge 2 years ago
so the gold-fish well get more expensive.
Because mad of gold.
dontblamethemessenge 2 years ago
That is because a small amount of water every day will get lost by evaporation.
dontblamethemessenge 2 years ago
also grass fields people only give water at the end of a sunny day, otherwise they burn away. It is because the sunlight is focused in the water drops. If you would give water during the day, you must keep on giving water until the sun fades. And if it is really hot a long time, it is better to give very much water at one time, instead of small amounts of water many times. So maybe once a week a lot of water (at the end of the day) in stead of small amounts every day.
dontblamethemessenge 2 years ago
that is special soil with a course structure that contains humus with special bacteria. The structure is not compact but more open. The roots need that because it gives growing space.
dontblamethemessenge 2 years ago
when you plant you must have some very vertile soil where you put the roots in, otherwise the plants do not grow. The roots must develop first and they do not do they if you have poor earth. Maybe you can buy special vertile soil and put the roots of the plant in that.
give the plants only water in the evening, not in the sunlight!
dontblamethemessenge 2 years ago
i heard goldfish might get much more expensive in the future.
dontblamethemessenge 2 years ago
>i heard goldfish might get much more expensive in the future.
I wonder why?
BTW Thanks for the tip about watering at night. I'd been watering in the mornings.
The seedlings have top quality soil mixture, supposedly ideal for sprouting seeds. I think they didn't get started right -- first too little sunlight, second too much water.
dashxdr 2 years ago
because of the "gold" in it. A reference to the metal, that will get more expensive.
I think that if you give water with a sprayer on the plants, when there is sun, the plants might develop burns (brown spots and such).
You can water at the end of the day, when there is liitle or no sun.
dontblamethemessenge 2 years ago
youtube is a bit clunky aright - flaky. That's the case with some software- organic and in development- work in progress.
What's nice about the water is if you've seen Dan Polonicoff's video on him testing the snow, the rainwater is better for your plants anyway - indoors and out. Best avoid tap water altogether. Polonicoff doesn't like his videos being posted on a forum - can i use yours? I think your video on buying / selling your house is great - it reflects very well what happened.
machinenation 2 years ago
>Polonicoff doesn't like his videos being posted on a forum - can i use yours?
As far as I'm concerned once digital media has gotten into your hands, your fair use includes any and every possible thing you care to do with it. I'm against copyrights and patents.
So have at it.
dashxdr 2 years ago
I'd drive some metal stakes into the ground, around the sandbags, to hold them in place.
NOweWONT 2 years ago
That sounds like it might work. I was thinking maybe shrinkwrap the whole thing to add some support, but since it's oval, I dunno. Couldn't hurt to try I guess. Places like home depot have rolls of that stuff to wrap up pallets of building materials when loading their trucks. I bet if you threw one of their drivers or loaders a few bucks they'd probably let you have a partially used roll.
By the way, Dave, I love reading DeCarbonnel's website. One of my faves.
StevenM818 2 years ago
you should work for youtube!
imitator777 2 years ago
lol you are upside down!
camathes 2 years ago
>lol you are upside down!
It doesn't do it on mine. I think it's a YouTube April Fool's joke...
dashxdr 2 years ago
Because of the heat in south florida, I water my yard every other day. If it's cooler in your area or rains more then you can space it more. Gardening is a trail and error and more learning then anything else. squirel meat ..let us know when you finally eat it how it taste.
TheCassandraReview 2 years ago