Grub Worms

[FinalLastDays]

On the first night my wife and I ever went out into the back yard to turn on our new metal detector (at the time) we knew something was up with the grubs! I didn't understand it at the time, and even to this day when I get signals and start digging - I come across those grubs. I kinda narrowed it down to the soil condition. I personally believe that metal will "condition" the soil in such a way that grubs find nutrition, or something else beneficial to them. Thanks for the post, Pappy.

[rip]

Originally Posted by boobieinPa

Seems to me that I saw something on the travel channel in some foreign country where they fry them in oil and have them as appetizers or something like that.

You can also dry them,grind into a powder and use it to thicken stew ! Yummy and good for ya to ! Tastes abit nutty

[dri-wash]

Bob, do you remeber the old hunting saying,,,,If you shoot you Eat It.. .

Tom

[Dick from IA]

Dug hundreds of those little bandits, but never noticed if that created finds or not. I'll pay attention from now on.

[bill(de)]

Is that how they came up with the term ... Money Grubbers !!

[bigjohn]

matter of fact i had one bouts a inch above the large cent i dug.
plus you can clean the dirt of em and suck the juice out of em. tastse just like chicken broth. (really) but thats a survival thing.

[TwoDogsBob]

Yeah, taste like chicken, but then I heard chicken tastes like rattlesnake.