So, after they're trapped, he takes them across the river and releases them in the woods.
Very humane.
Or, you can also give them to the woman who does my step-mother's hair.
She butchers and eats them.
Yep. Texas.
Thursday, September 06, 2007
Deeper in the Heart of Texas
My Dad caught this armadillo in his armadillo trap. They're known to dig big holes in the yard and really mess it up.
So, after they're trapped, he takes them across the river and releases them in the woods.
Very humane.
Or, you can also give them to the woman who does my step-mother's hair.
She butchers and eats them.
Yep. Texas.
So, after they're trapped, he takes them across the river and releases them in the woods.
Very humane.
Or, you can also give them to the woman who does my step-mother's hair.
She butchers and eats them.
Yep. Texas.
Eats them? We want details...
ReplyDeleteBut don't they just come back across the river and start digging again?
ReplyDeleteKyle - One can assume that the 'dillos are barbecued.
ReplyDeleteLorraine - Dillos cannot swim, so I don't think they can make it across. They're happy in the woods where they belong.