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Old 13-05-2007, 02:40 PM posted to rec.gardens
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Default I'm about to eviscerate a lot of squirrels if I can't get some help.

be very careful with squirrels west of the big river. they been found to carrying
plague again. fleas will jump if body is handled. and DONT mow over dead rodents.
Ingrid

Persephone wrote:
In case you do decide to "terminate them with extreme prejudice" (as
they used to ? say in the CIA), be sure to eviscerate *before*
broiling (or your preferred method of preparation).




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