Re: [gardeners] Re: Early onset to fall in an L.A. Garden

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Allen Merten caught a bunch that were turned loose and had been butchering one
once in awhile. He said they were delicious, almost as good as beef. I believe I
would try to eat one if I were you.

George

bsk wrote:
> 
> Hey I thought I was the only one having Emu's running wild and scaring my cows! For a
> few months there we were have some crazy Emu hunts. Couldn't eat them though. To
> clean it up a bit, hubby said they were too darn ugly to eat! LOL
> 
>      You would know a EMU!
> 
> Okie zone 7a
> aka " Ranchmama "
> *****************************************
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "George Shirley" <gshirley@lightwire.net>
> 
> > Emu's, ostriches, Dodo's, halloween costumes.
> >
> > George, continuing to speculate

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