Just returned from a 700-mile roadtrip (2 days) where I drove to the other side of the state to catch a few catfish. Passed this sign, but had to turn around and photograph. Never heard eggs called that before. Made me chuckle.



Also liked the Trump flag (it's not on my truck).

Truth in advertising.

Great sign, Jack ! Sounds like a fun trip. Wonderful country. I did think the flag was on your truck !

Nice.

Guy asks waitress whats the special... she says cow tounge..... he says yuk i wouldnt eat something out of animals mouth .... give me a couple eggs over easy !!

I am going to get a lot of mileage with that while ordering breakfast in a restaurant.

Moosetrot

that and the trump flag are probably to keep the riff raff from stopping by , they come so unglued by the flag they don't even stop to harrass you about killing poor baby Lambs

pretty original!

I like the licence plate-Canis Lupus.

Thanks Boco. I wondered if anybody might catch that. My life has revolved around C. lupus for several decades. The good, the bad, and yes, the ugly.

Jack

Egg cartons

Neat sign, for sure........how about a catfish report too?

what kind of cats you catching

what kind of cats you catching

Always called them Liquid Chickens.

Love catfish....among my favorite fish of all. In the pan drippings after the fish are taken out, I love making hush puppies to go with the catfish.

Old deep south tradition ....nothin' like a mess of cats with seasoned piping hot hush puppies. Or, tasty moist cornbread.

It's a 8-9 hour trip (one-way) over to HeIIs Canyon from where I am on the Montana border, so I usually spend a bit of time over there. This trip was rushed, however, as I still have some harvesting to get done and an elk hanging in the shop ready to butcher. Nonetheless, a good trip. Only fished 5 hours and caught only 2 bigger channel cats, and both were released. The bigger ones are so loaded with methyl mercury from the Snake River that we don't eat them (anything over 20 inches goes back in the river). Caught a handful of 10" yellow perch and couldn't keep the 11 3/4" smallmouths off the hooks (12" minimum for keepers). Usually, I catch a preponderance of channel cats, with a blue every once in a while. No flatheads that I know of in the canyon. Rarely, catch a bullhead or two. On the drive home I camped halfway along a dirt side-road. Hit the main highway at about 0500 and didn't see another vehicle for exactly 122 miles. Saw 32 muleys, a couple of elk, 1 red fox, and one marten before I encountered another human. That's why I like living where I do.

Jack

Sounds like a great drive !!

I believe I know that road you're referring to, Jack ....nice one.

There's roads like that in mid state Idaho, and here in Montana .

As yourself, that's exactly why I love these western parts , too.