Snappers do very well in the Everglades but not at the beach..nothing can survive the worlds greatest predator..Tourists.

Daisy, I recently read a story about a woman that lived near the beach and every year she would find the nests where the turtle eggs were and she staked them so no one would disturb them and checked them every day with her little granddaughter and knew pretty much when they would hatch, if the were lucky they got to watch. it was interesting.

Well, bobby c, if they hatch you can always take them to the beach and release them; it would be interesting to see how much harm an adult snapper wld cause to a croc!

Daisy

They won't hatch in the mail will they..cause if they do I am not eating them.

bobby c, if you forward me your address, I will overnight them to ya so you can do the testing !! "never send a woman to do a man's job" ... isn't that another OLD saying !!

Daisy those look like big blueberries..I wonder...taste one for me ok? ..give me a full report. i.e. ..taste,side effects ect.

DD yes.
I should have added "or of being moderately well educated which iz even worse than 'being from away'."

Jake...careful..all them wh---s will subject you to some of those red numbers.

Ms Em is losing her kittinish look ... but her actions ... well, she keeps me busy!

Here is a pic of three snapping turtle eggs that the excavator dug up yesterday, when moving the pile of wood chips. They were all in sphere shape, when he gave them to me; the one that looks collapsed happened overnight.
So, do I have a little snapper running around the house or the shell of a failed egg? The excavator said that he dug up hundreds of the eggs ... most in whole condition. Randy Smith did you talk to your friend a/b his eggs yet?

Bobby c, ""as being from away"" is that the same as a flatlander.?