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  1. 10-06-2005, 04:46 PM #1
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    I just got a phone called - someone says that they will have a meeting tonight to discuss banning the picking of oysters in Murrells Inlet, putting them on the endangered species list----


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    Best tasting oysters in the world are from Murrells Inlet!! About the ban....say it ain't so!
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    well what did the say at the meeting
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    Why would they band oysters?

    Do they migrate?

    Would you put an oyster band on your lanyard?

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    Still ongoing-- it is fact that if they are put on the endangered species list that humans are not allowed to enter their habitat or disturb surroundings-- SOOOOOOO does that mean no boats in the water creating a wake? No flounder fishing over the beds, no Spot tail fishing-- I think I will cry now. BWHAHAAHH You do the math.

    Ban (banned) vs. Band Proof that Retards run Rampant

    I got 4 oyster bands on my oyster knife you got any?
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    Originally posted by Turd Ferguson Jr.:
    Ban (banned) vs. Band Proof that Retards run Rampant
    Don't you mean a band of retards running rampant? Oysters endangered? That is absolutely rediculous. Walk across the marsh without shoes and then tell me they're endangered!
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    They are talking about the entire eastern and gulf coast, not just MI. A disgruntled federal employee (not a consultant)started this because of his determination that Cheasepeak Bay renewal was taking too long ...see this link: http://www.boston.com/news/local/con..._be_protected/


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    AHHHHHHHHHH------the ban has been dropped from legislation------- I may have to shuck a double roast this weekend
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    That is wonderful news Turd!! Had a taste for oysters myself here lately.
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    This has been the worst season ever for oysters. I tried to order a lot the other week and the price is outragous. I usually get them from the gulf, but I was told the hurricane's made this year's crop hard to come by.
    Originally posted by scfisherman143: "we mostly have woodies and teal but today we had workable big ducks allot of them ringnecks buffleheads redheads teal woodies it was amazing\"<br /><br />Another brilliant future duck hunter in the making
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    Depends on where you live. I always get local clusters...they taste better to me. I'm walking out the door right now to pick up a 25.00 bushel.
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    I lived on the Florida Gulf for two years and those oysters (IMHO) tasted just as good as ours. When someone buys the "gulf selects" here, they taste like turds. I don't think ours are better, they're just fresh. If someone's up for a road trip, I'll meet you at Hunt's Oyster Bar in 9 hours for 2 dozen raw on the half shell, a pound of boiled shrimp with the heads still on, an ice cold Bud in the bottle, and George Strait on the ol' Jukebox. Damn, those were the days.
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    Last year I was paying $20 a bushel for selects from the gulf, this year is $32 for selects. But that price is when you buy 500 pounds or more.
    Originally posted by scfisherman143: "we mostly have woodies and teal but today we had workable big ducks allot of them ringnecks buffleheads redheads teal woodies it was amazing\"<br /><br />Another brilliant future duck hunter in the making
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    The ones I have been getting from the gulf come from Appaluchan(I think) Bay and have been some of the best I have ever had.
    Originally posted by scfisherman143: "we mostly have woodies and teal but today we had workable big ducks allot of them ringnecks buffleheads redheads teal woodies it was amazing\"<br /><br />Another brilliant future duck hunter in the making
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    BS-- ours are better- the gulf coast oysters do not have the "Saltiness" of the Atlantic Coast-- I will take a decent bushel of McClellanville coon oysters over them Gulf Coast Selects-- I know what taste GOOOOOOD

    Maybe its the Red Tide that makes em taste sooo gooood!
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    http://www.apalachicolabay.org/

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