skiltonian
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Euro-grubs!!!
For me it's the associated smell that accompanies them. They are never consuming a rose bush.I don't why, but real maggots skeeve me out like nobody's business...
I know they are a popular bait like meal-worms & wax worms which I have no problem threading on a hook. However, I associate those "critters" with a small container I got out of the bait fridge at Walmart...
Not something I saw wriggling on a bloated carcass on the side of the road... 😱
reminds me of my youth. I had a freezer in the basement where I stored my muskrats prior to selling them. It skeezed out my mother for years from having a second freezer in the basementThe maggots sold as ice fishing (jigging) bait are blowfly larvae. I keep them in the frig during ice fishing “season” and my wife says they’re a great diet control for her. She doesn’t want to open the frig as much.
They work!
That and ****roaches get meI don't why, but real maggots skeeve me out like nobody's business...
I know they are a popular bait like meal-worms & wax worms which I have no problem threading on a hook. However, I associate those "critters" with a small container I got out of the bait fridge at Walmart...
Not something I saw wriggling on a bloated carcass on the side of the road... 😱
That and ****roaches get me
50% off of $5.99 divided by 72. So about $0.04.😀But at what cost?
But at what cost?
50% off of $5.99 divided by 72. So about $0.04.😀
Wait a minute......didn't you recently post about carrying flies with propellers on them? 🤣It's not your wallet I'm grieving for.
Wait a minute......didn't you recently post about carrying flies with propellers on them? 🤣