Was out in the back yard this evening catching crawlers for to get me a catfish dinner and checked out the frogin' pond. Sounds like it's gonna be a good year. Season comes in here in a couple weeks.

I'll get wet, I'll get muddy, I'll get bug bit, I'll lose a bunch of arrows, and wife will probably make me undress on the deck before coming back in the cabin, but I'm gonna be eating good. Seems the older I get the more I act like an eight year old.    

 Dinner Bell

I cant wait,  our season opens June 15th.   I have never shot'em with bows, I have always gigged them.     We are going to use our bows this year.  
   what kind of points do you use?  
Blunts, field tips, Judos.

I like the Dinner bell link.   LOL

  Tom,  I looked at your home page and saw this picture.   Very Very Funny.
 

Kinda of reminds me of this pic.
 

I was mowing around the pond the other day and there at least 10 good ones just waiting to be shot at.There was 2 nice big water snakes that would make good backings too,Have to wait also.    

Tracy

Is that a skwirl: and is that a trad rifle. My goodness, what is this world comin to?

Poor frogs don't have a chance!!!!

Lots of croakers, peepers and bullfrogs in that vid Tom.

You got the cast iron skillet and breading ready to go?

Jim, in the past I usually just used field points with the point ground off to about .25 caliber. Work fine for frogs but bury deep in the mud. This year I'm gonna try hex blunts.

QuoteOriginally posted by the Ferret:
You got the cast iron skillet and breading ready to go?

Why? I'm married. And thank God wife doesn't read this message board.  

Nothing finer than frog legs rolled in some flour, garlic salt, and cheyenne pepper, then fried up in some oil. And there's no better way to get 'em than with a bow...

I absolutely love to frog hunt AND eat them rascals!

   
You should have the video from this picture by now. Hope you enjoy the video.

   

Have fun Tom and give me a call if the frogs get too thick. I'll drop anything to do some froggin. Sounds like some big ones in the video. CK

Found this picture. It's a favorite of mine. I always like to say that this frog died of chronic patience.   :D   CK

 

Curtis, haven't received the frog video yet but Terry told me it'll be coming this way. That last pic of yours is a pretty good description of my frog hunting. I guess it's a good thing our daily limit up here is only 8.    

Went down to the pond to see, instead of just hear, what I've got to work with this season. On the way I passed a tree where I've got a dove sit'n eggs. Big black ratsnake was heading her way for an easy meal of eggs. I love these snakes, and catch'em whenever I can and put'em in my barns. Probably have moved a hundred or more in there over the years. Last year I caught them killing young rabbits, young squirrels (up in the trees yet), and frogs in the pond.

I pulled this snake off that tree 4 times before he got the message and headed away.

 Predator on the move

What are you feeding those frogs???? That one is HUGE!!

Looks like an Emory Ratsnake. I've seen those get enormous. Got one out of the neighbor ranchers chicken coop. He'd eaten two banty roosters and tried to squeese out a hole. No doing with the chickens in him. I think he was around 7 1/2'. I like the good looking croaker in the end of the clip.

I generally shoot cheap three blade broadheads for frogs. I don't shoot good enough to peg em with a blunt. I generally blunt the end of a three blade and keep the blades sharp. Goves some shock and still cuts if you miss a little one way or the other. I like the old hills hornets.

Some bjg frogs there littlefeather. We've always just caught them aat night with our hands. May have to try the longbow this year..

The heck with going to Texas to hunt hogs,I wanna go hunt giant bullfrogs...  
Wouldn't take many that size to make a meal....

I wish we had frogs like that around here, I'd be eat-in good.

Here's a little fella that lives in my attic on his way home

Lookin in to see what I'm up to



heading up the window



headed toward the eve



I still say there's just something wrong with something that can run and climb and doesn't have any arms or legs!

Tons of water this year hopefully by July 1st it will be down enough to see them out of the grass. My grill is just calling for frog legs slathered in garlic butter. yummy!!!

I need to put that on a loop......it'd be like camping out in my bedroom.  

Frog legs are fine table fare. Not too many around here anymore.