Osage Roost
General Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: rocfish13 on January 20, 2011, 05:43:41 AM
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Got a package of wingbones from Porter yesterday. Man they were right, as in smelling right. The mail man had to drive them around in his car all day Tuesday, because I wasn't at home to except them. I had to pick them yesterday from the post office. They kept them in the cage on the loading dock, until I picked them up. They said I was no longer welcome at the post office, band for life!! *aah* *aah* The ride home was no joy ride either. Thought my mom was going to get sick before we made it home!! Might be awhile before I can play my other wingbones! FLASHBACK!!! Roc *up* *up*
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Those things can get ripe for sure! *cry*
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I feel your pain, had the same thing happen to me!
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Better than shipping in the summer RkLu
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Leave it to Porter to get ya in trouble ANYWHERE ya go ROTFLMBO ROTFLMBO
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Don't ship bones without boiling and cleaning them first . That means INSIDE too. Cut the ends off, boil the bones lightly to cure the meat and scrape them inside and out til there isn't any meat or marrow left . THEN you can ship them anywhere. I bought a wingbone call a few years back from the Montana Mountain Man on ebay . His bones weren't treated properly and when I tried it for the first AND ONLY time , it tasted terrible ! It left such a bad taste in my mouth that I threw the call away ! No way was I ever going to try to run it again !! *lol* *lol*
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Maybe he should have put em in "The Room" for a couple years...... :-\
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Next time write "Return to Sender" on the package.
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Next time write "Return to Sender" on the package.
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Boy that would have been terrible. I'm not so sure how they can say they smelled bad *peep*