Grandma got the critter!

[Jerry]

So glad she was here for a sleep over.

[HOWELL]

you must be kidding me, what an skill grandma, she could have had gone to beijin and win in the shooting thing, omg, is that for real

[Jerry]

No joell, but it was too funny not to post.  Besides, my grandma would be 140 by now.

if you liked this go to Chit Chat and see my new sunglasses.

[Esther]

Hey, that could be an ad for the Beverly Hillbillies.

[karen J]

Grandma knew the scene. No doubt she'd be throwing that thing in a big old pot for a nice stew.
 

[pegs pond]

   after I got my mouth shut from it dropping and read a bit further I am dying laughing! good one Jerry!
Peg

[perplexed ponder]

One shotgun.... $300
One box of shells.....$20
Having a Grandma with a killer instinct.....PRICELESS!!

 

[KatFish]

 

[marla]

To funny, but if you cook them up right they are not bad....tastes like chicken

[perplexed ponder]

   Marla!!

[Jerry]

In the 20s and 30s Coon skin coats were the rage.

[marla]

My grandparents were trappers, they would pack up all 10 kids for the trapping season.  My Dad taught us, I did not do much trapping, mainly my brothers, all pelts were sold....depending on the varmint, some were kept to eat.... I did not aquire the hunting/trapping love as did 3 of my 4 brothers, but I did aquire the taste for many different meats.  May sound wrong to some, but it was a way of life and money was scarce with 8 kids.

[Jerry]

heck Marla, that's how it was.  Still is in many places.

[Julles]

What IS that - a badger?

[Jerry]

I'd guess it was a coon or possum.

[matherfish]

Jerry, your grandmother is lookingwell for 140, and her eyesight is evidently still extra good.   
Great joke!

[Jerry]

My parents didn't know their grand parents either.  I must have had one!

[miguynmkoi]

  Too funny guys!