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deidler 3T WIS
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But, I thought this was interesting. http://www.diyhappy.com/quick-and-dirty-mosquito-trap/ |
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KenC Admin 
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In Arizona, we have a sure-fire trap for mosquitos...................we call it, California! :D |
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oagaspar Site Founder 
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KenC wrote: Now That's Funny :P The Best Trap I Have Found that Works 100% is a Few Pie Pans Hung in Trees around The Area of Your Party with a Ball of Ground Beef in each,,,,The Skeeters will Dine There instead of on You :P:P In Arizona, we have a sure-fire trap for mosquitos...................we call it, California! :D |
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mcwright Admin 
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Out here if I hung balls of ground beef on the trees, I'd have a bunch of coyotes and/or havalinas in no time scrapping for the prize. I'll stay indoors!:D |
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mkyuncle 3T WIS
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What's a havalinas? Barton mcwright wrote: Out here if I hung balls of ground beef on the trees, I'd have a bunch of coyotes and/or havalinas in no time scrapping for the prize. I'll stay indoors!:D |
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mcwright Admin
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It's an ugly, smelly wild desert pig (basically). They have big bodies and skinny legs. They usually run around our neighborhood at dusk in family groups of 3-4 up to 8 or so. |
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mkyuncle 3T WIS
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Thanks, for the Info! Are they dangerous, or do you turn them into barbecue? Barton |
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mcwright Admin
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They aren't dangerous unless they have "little ones" to protect. Then its best to stay away. Mostly they eat peoples flowers and such when they stray into populated areas. Last edited on Wed Jun 7th, 2006 06:30 pm by mcwright |
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KenC Admin
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In Tucson, we spell it with a "J"............Javelina (AKA Javalina)! Here's some info (more than you ever wanted to know, I'm sure)..............and I beg to differ with Mr. Wright, but they can be very dangerous. http://www.hunting-in-texas.com/javelina-info.htm http://www.desertusa.com/magnov97/nov_pap/du_collpecc.html Last edited on Wed Jun 7th, 2006 07:34 pm by KenC |
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mcwright Admin
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Javelina (AKA Javalina) is the CORRECT spelling. They spell it that way in Phoenix/Scottsdale too except for one clueless citizen. :D:D:D |
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oagaspar Site Founder
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mcwright wrote: Have You Ever Tasted One Of These Pigs :? Apparently Someone Does if they Hunt Them  Many Years Ago I was Wild Boar Hunting in Az....Now That's a Dangerous Hunt :P Javelina (AKA Javalina) is the CORRECT spelling. They spell it that way in Phoenix/Scottsdale too except for one clueless citizen. :D:D:D |
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Gregger 3T WIS 
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If I hung balls of meat in my back yard I'd have a few black bear over for dinner. |
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mcwright Admin
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After smelling one! Are U kidding? :D I have no desire to try either. But, I hear they are good eatin' down in Tuscon. They'll eat anything down there. :D:D:D |
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mcwright Admin
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Then you probably have black flies too. As big as airplanes in the summer! :D Gregger wrote: If I hung balls of meat in my back yard I'd have a few black bear over for dinner. |
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oagaspar Site Founder
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mcwright wrote: Though....I Hear they Use a Truffle Sauce w/The StinkyPig in Tucson :P:P Oh...and Cooked Over Mesquite :dude: After smelling one! Are U kidding? :D I have no desire to try either. But, I hear they are good eatin' down in Tuscon. They'll eat anything down there. :D:D:D |
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KenC Admin
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O.A. Gaspar wrote: mcwright wrote: Simply the rantings of the jealous masses.................the elite usually inspire caustic remarks!  |
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mcwright Admin
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O. You R Correct. Actually the "Stinky-Pig" is one of Tucson's fine eatin' establishments. They specialize in road kill and desert varmits.:shock::shock::D |
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Gregger 3T WIS
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No....normal size flies....Road Kill....In Pa. we call it R.O.A.D. instead of U.S.D.A.:D mcwright wrote: Then you probably have black flies too. As big as airplanes in the summer! :D |
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mkyuncle 3T WIS
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I certainly learned a lot about a creature I never knew existed! Thanks Everyone! But eating one, Ewww! :shock: |
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oagaspar Site Founder
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mkyuncle wrote: I'm with You Mykyuncle....just doesn't smell Kosher :P:P I certainly learned a lot about a creature I never knew existed! Thanks Everyone! But eating one, Ewww! :shock: |
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sleddog218 3T WIS
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I had a computer teacher back in high school in Flagstaff(beautiful woman, first teacher crush for me :cool:) who used to bow-hunt javelinas every year with her husband down by Phx somewhere. I've only seem them once in 15 years in AZ, trotting along I-10 just north of Picacho(?) Peak. Mama pig and her 5 little ones. I'd never go near one, I always heard they were dangerous too. |
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deidler 3T WIS
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sleddog218 wrote: I had a computer teacher back in high school in Flagstaff(beautiful woman, first teacher crush for me :cool:) What sucks is that nowadays you would have a chance. :P The teachers have a whole new way of teaching these days.:P:shock: |
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