Posted by Texasmark1 on June 20, 2013 at 23:17:02 from (184.20.63.40):
In Reply to: snapping turtles posted by pete black on June 20, 2013 at 13:18:21:
I had 10 migrate in here this spring. I caught 2 more crossing the property and dispatched them. Never saw so many.
They are really tricky and very reclusive. They don't come up for air often and lots of time they prefer floating vegetation as it hides their facial visibility from me. They walk on the bottom and when they disturb the silt it releases oxygen or methane or something that makes a string of bubbles. You can track his whereabouts and be ready when and if he shows his head. Makes for good sport.
I thought I got them all right after they got here but I still find a couple. Right now I am waiting out the results of a couple I shot a couple of days ago. One was a head shot on the surface and the other was coming up for air where I was feeding my, or what's left of, my fish. I saw that big fat circular outline of the head about 6" under the water and I know he was looking up at me wondering whether to come up or not.
I didn't wait for him to decide to make the usual fast breakaway so I popped him. I think I got both as the post shot activities were indicative of a hit.
On the fish, I'm still looking for 300 fingerling channel cats that just disappeared without a trace. Have the turtles and the Herons. Have one Heron that's here all day every day. Every day I see that sucker I wonder if my fish are worth 10 years in prison.......I don't think so.
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