In a message dated 3/31/2009 8:22:14 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
anthony_w...@earthlink.net writes:

The good  news is they are said to taste like beef, if properly cooked. I 
have never  had raccoon, but I'm always up for free, eco-sensitive, 
sustainable  protein. If somebody catches one of the buggers, I volunteer 
to help  prepare it and recycle its nutrients, in the spirit of the 
locally-grown  movement.
Coons in heat are syncopating with the flashing red lights on Springfield  
Ave, and now these masked sewer crawlers are beckoning Tony "Clubber" West's  
inner Rachel Ray.
 
Now, Tony, all you need are the professionals' kit to take those bad boys  
down. I noticed none of the little real estate ladies or CP have posted  their 
land.
 
So, while DaBomba bails on Iraq, make sure our Nation's war/tax dollars get  
technology transferred to right here in daHood.
 
How to catch' em 
_http://www.thegunsource.com/Content.aspx?ckey=fullauto&NID=364_ 
(http://www.thegunsource.com/Content.aspx?ckey=fullauto&NID=364)   I 
suggest the M249 SAW; it works best with a neighbor's help and it doubles as a  
4th of July holiday enhancer.
 
How to cook 'em down by the Bowl 
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And, please let us know, if the gray ones taste any different than the  brown 
ones.
 
Ciao, or is that chow,
 
Craig
**************Feeling the pinch at the grocery store?  Make dinner for $10 or 
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