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We call them box turtles but I like @I saw a lot description.

It’s clearly not a snapping turtle so it’s good to go.

If’n it was a snapper it should be mounted on a steel fence post in the sun.

Nasty buggers they are.
I assume they all taste like chicken, right?





The few snappers I've seen out on the road look ominous.
 

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I assume they all taste like chicken, right?





The few snappers I've seen out on the road look ominous.
I have never tried turtle but folks that have say it’s good.

There used to be a couple fellas that had a route for turtle traps around here.

They had an enclosure over the pickup box , they would just dump the turtles in & you could hear the turtles in there banging around when they stopped.

They would haul them to a site somewhere where they would house them in clean water to flush them out for a week or two & then process them.
 

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Or dirt if ya don't take the time time clean em out. Fresh water while their still alive for couple weeks.

I have never tried turtle but folks that have say it’s good.

There used to be a couple fellas that had a route for turtle traps around here.

They had an enclosure over the pickup box , they would just dump the turtles in & you could hear the turtles in there banging around when they stopped.

They would haul them to a site somewhere where they would house them in clean water to flush them out for a week or two & then process them.

Yeah, general mud/poop flavor would be my assumption...

There would need to be fairly serious famine before I start to eating turtles.
 

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On the turtle if you flush them out while alive in clean water then dress them they are very good. Had an old timer cook us a soft shell once like that and it was arranged in 7 different piles and each had its own flavor depending on where the cut was from in the animal. The flavors were chicken, shrimp, pork, beef, frog, fish. And something else that I can’t remember now.
 
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