black stuff in my tank
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I'm sure there's a revision somewhere.
*enhancing frogs with nicotine is a class a felony and may incur fines and ribbit time.
I'm sure there's a revision somewhere.
*enhancing frogs with nicotine is a class a felony and may incur fines and ribbit time.
I really do hate to be argumentative, but frogs aren't mammals... Is there an amphibian protection act?
LMAO at this thread... 
Thanx for laughs you guys. 
Thanx for laughs you guys. 
yes they are... a friend of mine has a set of ceramic frogs and when you turn them over, they have mammal "parts"
Oh, well if the ceramic frogs say otherwise then it must certainly be true!yes they are... a friend of mine has a set of ceramic frogs and when you turn them over, they have mammal "parts"
Well Florida is protective of some frogs:
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Frogs
Frogs, except Pine Barrens tree frogs, gopher frogs and Florida bog frogs, may be taken throughout the year by gigs, clubs, blowguns, hook and line or manually; or by shooting with a .22 caliber or smaller firearm during daylight hours. Frog species classified as threatened or endangered may not be possessed or taken. See Rule 68A-26.002, F.A.C. at www.flrules.org
for more information."Florida Hunting Regulations
OK, who hunts frogs with a .22? What's left of a frog after getting hit with a .22?
Can't tell from that photo the OP put up, but I'm not sure it's a gopher frog tadpole or not. If it is, I hope the OP doesn't live in FL, or they're in big trouble.
Well Florida is protective of some frogs:
"
Frogs
Frogs, except Pine Barrens tree frogs, gopher frogs and Florida bog frogs, may be taken throughout the year by gigs, clubs, blowguns, hook and line or manually; or by shooting with a .22 caliber or smaller firearm during daylight hours. Frog species classified as threatened or endangered may not be possessed or taken. See Rule 68A-26.002, F.A.C. at www.flrules.org
Florida Hunting Regulations
OK, who hunts frogs with a .22? What's left of a frog after getting hit with a .22?
Can't tell from that photo the OP put up, but I'm not sure it's a gopher frog tadpole or not. If it is, I hope the OP doesn't live in FL, or they're in big trouble.
Whisky Tango Foxtrot? No Blowgun Frog Hunting at Night in Florida?
Sure we have Order. But at What Price?
TPD - Tadpole Protection Directive
They get big down here...
That sucker I think I would take out the 12 Gauge with at least #2 shot or a deer slug.
then how're ya gonna eat it? There won't be nuthin' left?
I wasn't planning on eating that sucker! Wouldn't that bad boy be tough? That doesn't look like Free Range Frog!
Well Florida is protective of some frogs:
"
Frogs
Frogs, except Pine Barrens tree frogs, gopher frogs and Florida bog frogs, may be taken throughout the year by gigs, clubs, blowguns, hook and line or manually; or by shooting with a .22 caliber or smaller firearm during daylight hours. Frog species classified as threatened or endangered may not be possessed or taken. See Rule 68A-26.002, F.A.C. at www.flrules.org
Florida Hunting Regulations
OK, who hunts frogs with a .22? What's left of a frog after getting hit with a .22?
Can't tell from that photo the OP put up, but I'm not sure it's a gopher frog tadpole or not. If it is, I hope the OP doesn't live in FL, or they're in big trouble.
Judging from the placement of the semicolon, I'm guessing the "during daylight hours" only applies to shooting. I think a round nose bullet would just make a hole. I wouldn't recommend hollow points.
[edit] To stay on topic, the thing in the tank looks like a bit of wick to me. Could be paint though. I bought a black STM and I am NOT happy with the paint job.
They get big down here...
What the hell is that? We were talking about frogs. Not the freaking monster from the black lagoon.
OK, who hunts frogs with a .22? What's left of a frog after getting hit with a .22?
A bunch of Florida rednecks in an airboat, would be my guess. We hear and see them in a section of the Peace River nearby...sometimes up until about 11PM. They're only interested in the frog's legs, so the condition of the rest of it doesn't matter.
Critters grow big here in FL...frogs, alligators, snakes, etc.
Critters grow big here in FL...frogs, alligators, snakes, etc.
I am NEVER going to Florida.... I always wanted to go scubadiving but F that. I`ll stay here in the cold North were snakes are small and gators doesnt exist
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