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Carps-R-Me
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posted 05/28/2006 09:25 PM EST.
After shooting loads of carp, how do you guys dispose of them? Can I just throw them out?
Thanks.
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Buckmaster 31
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Response #1 posted 05/28/2006 09:42 PM EST.
smoked they are delicious
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MObuckslayer
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Response #2 posted 05/28/2006 10:01 PM EST.
chuck them out in a field and see the bald eagles fly down and gobble the fish up.
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Carps-R-Me
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Response #3 posted 05/28/2006 10:05 PM EST.
Should have been more specific, how do you dispose of them other than smoking or eating them?
Thanks again.
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Parker
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Response #4 posted 05/28/2006 10:41 PM EST.
find some country road, at night probably, or if no one uses it, it doesnt matter i guess, then dump em in a ditch on the side of the road. or yeah dump em in a field and watch animals gobble em up. if u dont like someone, dump em under there poarch 
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Dale
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Response #5 posted 05/29/2006 08:30 AM EST.
bury them------they work great for fertlizer. Don't leave them in the water or on the bank(more than likely against the law) or just dump them when they start to rot it stinks bad------bury them.
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carpholeo
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Response #6 posted 06/25/2006 08:02 AM EST.
Carpzilla disposal system
[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v603/r33s33/carpzilla300k.gif[/IMG]
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v603/r33s33/carpzilla300k.gif
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Mike
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Response #7 posted 06/25/2006 12:37 PM EST.
If you know someone with a garden they do make great fertilizer. Rototill them in and watch the veggy's grow.
where we use to bury them the weeds grow taller then the rest of the field.
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Xprez
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Response #8 posted 07/11/2006 09:13 AM EST.
Our local landfill will take them for me if I can not find someone else that wants them.
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derherr65
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Response #9 posted 12/30/2006 02:01 PM EST.
I'd like to hear more about smoking them. I've always heard that they were just too bony to deal with, but then again gar are not supposed to be good to eat either, and I know that's wrong.
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Luke
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Response #10 posted 12/30/2006 03:42 PM EST.
shoot um.. stab em in the head.. lettum float down the river.. or throw them in the catts... turtle and coon bait =)
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JB
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Response #11 posted 12/30/2006 03:48 PM EST.
who told you garfish ain't good eating??? you just gotta know how to cook em..takes a little more work but it is real good..I never fooled with carps..if I had a bunch of carp at the right time, they would be crawfish or crab bait..
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PastrBob
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Response #12 posted 12/30/2006 03:48 PM EST.
Italians call carp, "The Queen of the Lake," and do not hesitate to cook them.
But they will make good fertilizer, if you have a garden.
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.223vv
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Response #13 posted 12/30/2006 04:08 PM EST.
I give them to two asian fellas that work where I grocerie shop. They love me. I cant understand what the heck they are saying but it seems to be friendly and they smile like I just gave them a pound of gold. LOL Thats what I do with mine-.223vv
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Nick
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Response #14 posted 12/30/2006 04:44 PM EST.
what we usually do is bring a big plastic garbage bin with us in the boat, and when that gets full, we'll drive up in the cattails and throw em in there. Where we go, they actually put dumpsters there to put the carp into when we got back, so taht's what we use also. I've also heard that smoked Buffalo Carp are really good because theyr'e not like the golden carp. They're not bottom feeders, so they have a nice white meat. You can smoke those because they are delicious
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CHOP
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Response #15 posted 12/30/2006 05:36 PM EST.
Buffalo yes, carp no!! Please do not throw them out at someones gate to their hunting lease. Im not thinking you would do that anyway, but here people throw deer heads and carcas out in front of the gates because they are too lazy to do anything else. Someone gets out to open the gate and gags. I think some folks do it because they are mad that the land is leased to begin with. Ok, im off topic a little, throw them anywhere they wont stink up someones place.
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CHOP
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Response #16 posted 12/30/2006 05:38 PM EST.
Rent a limb shredder and shred them up for chum. Return the shredder and run for your life.
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JB
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Response #17 posted 12/30/2006 07:35 PM EST.
Did I ever tell you boys about the time I caught an 18 lb. carp on a fly rod with 4 lb test leader..That rascal hauled me around in a little bateau(jo-boat) for probably a good 15 minutes before he gave up!..now that was a battle!..
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Nick
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Response #18 posted 12/30/2006 08:24 PM EST.
JB i have a pretty good feeling about this spring. Me and Luke unfortunately missed the Buffalo spawn because we were up north for my cousins graduation. But, i did manage to shoot around 60 or so. I just got some new tips for my muzzy's n i'm gettin some new string for my AMS because i shot so many times last year that it's gettin all frayed and i dont want a 40+ pounder gettin off! The Buff spawn is THE best thing there is. Theere is sooo many of them it's unbelievable. They're not the easiest things to kill either, because parker shot one right in the gill plate and it bent his tip on his arrow lol..Me n Parker like to use Recurves for the quick shootin that we get. On a good night, you'll have blisters all over your fingers, and you wished u had an fully automatic carpin rig. That's how many there are at one time. We still got some stuff to do to our boats. We don't have any electricity flowin through my boat so i gotta hook up an outlet to plug in our spotlights
But you definately should come up, it's a blast, and ther's plenty of room for u to stay.
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