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Alrady said
on 11/19/2009 Awesome article.. My best friend in younger days and I used to crawdad hunt in a local creek. It was fun. Such a great article. crawdads taste yummy - you are right.
Julie McMurchie said
on 11/3/2009 We use to lure the crawdads out from the rocks with a bit of fish bait on a stick. Those claws are nasty and they hurt. Thanks for the great article.
shellbeth said
on 11/2/2009 Makes we wish I lived down South! :)
jenng said
on 11/1/2009 GREAT ARTICLE ON How to Catch, Clean and Eat Crawdads and Have Fun Doing It 5*
alltrails said
on 10/1/2009 Terrific article. In Oklahoma, they dig holes in wet areas. If you dangle a string with a piece of bacon tied to it down the hole, the crawdad will latch onto it with his claw and you can pull him out. 5 stars - thanks!
alltrails said
on 10/1/2009 Terrific article. In Oklahoma, they dig holes in wet areas. If you dangle a string with a piece of bacon tied to it down the hole, the crawdad will latch onto it with his claw and you can pull him out. 5 stars - thanks!
askapeach said
on 9/29/2009 Wow! Does this sound like fun. I wish I had crawdads in our creek to try this with our grandchildren. I love the pictures you included with your article. Great job!
rcryder said
on 9/19/2009 good article. 5*'s and recommended
momose said
on 9/14/2009 I like GailM's idea for frying the tails! Next crawdad harvesting we'll have fried! Such versatile little critters!
Gail Martin said
on 9/13/2009 This sure brings back memories. As a kid my sister and I would take a bucket down to the little creek in the Greenwood County, KS. Flint Hills to hunt for crawdads. Here in Kansas they hid under flat rocks and we had to hurry and catch the biggest ones as we slowly moved the rock. We twisted their tails off and peeled the shell off. Then Mother rolled the tails in flour and fried them. Oh so good!
samsons said
on 9/11/2009 I loved it keep it up 5 stars highly recommended ..Thanks Sam
momose said
on 8/25/2009 In response to sullysee - OH, going to dig out my Mother's recipe for crawfish gumbo now! I will post it as an article for you! Thanks for the kind words.
sullysee said
on 8/24/2009 Adorable crawdad article. Cute reality photos, instead of those commercial ones. Crawfish gumbo? sign me up, I'll order 12 gallons, yes, yes, if you please! Your grandson will have wonderful memories throughout his lifetime with his adventurous grandma. 5*
momose said
on 8/23/2009 In response to treasures306: Positive feedback from a crawdad aficionado from Louisiana..... high praise indeed for an article about crawdads! Thanks!
bpreardon said
on 8/11/2009 Love it! Great article and great ideas.