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View thread Contact supportIs this more than one question? Mi no sabe.
It does based upon the section the question is ask in to those, who have ever hunted or fished for the table, vs sport.The title does not seem to give clarification.
That's what you thinkThis section (Field Craft) is unlike the rest of the Hides forums as many things here,... can not,... be googled.
That won’t be the last. Like in Lonesome Dove, don’t question the cook on the source of meat.
While fish scraps will fertilize a garden to a point, you would be better off grinding the scraps up then freezing them w/just a little tuna oil, mixed in. Next trip out put the frozen into a onion sack, or old nylon stocking ect, and place it in the water. Done correctly you'll be loading the boat while others are asking how you caught that many, where & what bait. Nothing goes to waste, if substance living is the order of the day.You could catch a lot of perch and sometimes a mudcat. We would take that haul back to the house and set up a special draining table outside and clean everything we caught and the scraps went into the garden that was on the second of their two lots (bought the property in 1947.)
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I like boring but prefer other tools, to work on my behalf. They work unattended, mostly w/o expendables or supervision 24/7. Whats not to like?Killing stuff with the same gun over and over is boring.