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Just lost the "whats that smell" game.

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  • hillbille
    go out back with that gun you had to put back together, you may get salmon stuffed coon for tomorrows dinner...........
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  • fordsix
    theres a dead mouse under the fridge
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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    quote:Originally posted by hillbille
    go out back with that gun you had to put back together, you may get salmon stuffed coon for tomorrows dinner...........
    [:D][:D][:D]
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  • 35 Whelen
    I thought for sure it would've been from getting cropdusted by that bulldog of yours.[:D]
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  • wiplash
    I found my stinky problem!

    a little Grease had run down the side of the stove, out of site.
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  • yoshmyster
    10 pounds of Keta Salmon? Now if it was that Costco farmed stuff it's better off in the bellies of critters [xx(].

    Kind a shocked all the antibiotics didn't keep it fresh longer. Maybe it was bad when you bought it?
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  • Locust Fork
    This is the first time I can remember having something go bad BEFORE the expiration date. Its uncanny to think of how they can predict the exact date hamburger will turn grey. I'm not one to push my luck with these things. I'll freeze something before I'll risk letting it sit in the fridge past it's date.


    Whats silly about this is that I usually end up tossing things out after they've been in the freezer for a year or so. I am HORRIBLE when it comes to dealing with managing the kitchen.
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  • Brookwood
    L\F, I had a similar experience with a slab of bacon I bought several months ago. The package date on the bacon was over a month down the road and it was definitely as rotten as a 4 day road kill in 90 degree weather![xx(]

    It was so bad, that I have not had any bacon cravings since I tossed the putrid pork. It had been in one of those very tight vacuum sealed thick plastic packages and my new refrigerator keeps everything super cold. I had paid the high dollar for a premium American brand (Hormel) and could have, would have, should have, taken it back to the store but the smell in my car was not going to happen![:(!]
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  • Locust Fork
    quote:Originally posted by Brookwood
    L\F, I had a similar experience with a slab of bacon I bought several months ago. The package date on the bacon was over a month down the road and it was definitely as rotten as a 4 day road kill in 90 degree weather![xx(]

    It was so bad, that I have not had any bacon cravings since I tossed the putrid pork. It had been in one of those very tight vacuum sealed thick plastic packages and my new refrigerator keeps everything super cold. I had paid the high dollar for a premium American brand (Hormel) and could have, would have, should have, taken it back to the store but the smell in my car was not going to happen![:(!]



    I almost called the store over this fish thing.....but I cannot imagine going through whatever they were going to tell me to do. I wouldn't have even saved the label off the package in fear that I would continue to smell that mess.

    Bacon....that is a strange one. It lasts forever!!!
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  • asop
    Your upper lip[B)]
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  • Brian98579
    I would check on the advisability of leaving rotten salmon where a domestic animal could consume it. Around here, rotten salmon is generally considered poisonous to dogs. Not store -bought, but the kind that die in the creeks and rivers after spawning. Dogs just love to roll in that stuff and get it embedded in their fur.
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  • Brookwood
    quote:Originally posted by Brian98579
    I would check on the advisability of leaving rotten salmon where a domestic animal could consume it. Around here, rotten salmon is generally considered poisonous to dogs. Not store -bought, but the kind that die in the creeks and rivers after spawning. Dogs just love to roll in that stuff and get it embedded in their fur.


    There is a "Salmonella" joke in there somewhere![:0]
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  • Locust Fork
    quote:Originally posted by Brian98579
    I would check on the advisability of leaving rotten salmon where a domestic animal could consume it. Around here, rotten salmon is generally considered poisonous to dogs. Not store -bought, but the kind that die in the creeks and rivers after spawning. Dogs just love to roll in that stuff and get it embedded in their fur.



    Between the GIANT raccoons and the pack of foxes I'm sure nothing domestic has any chance of getting to anything in the woods behind my house before the wild critters take care of things. I don't know if a rabbit would eat this sort of thing, but I must have 100's of them out there too. We go from having lots of rabbits and a few foxes.....or....more foxes and fewer rabbits. Right now the rabbits are in full force, so I don't see the foxes much. I bet next year will be different.
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  • hillbille
    Kasey can't swear to it, but I allways heard rabbitts ran in 7 year cycles like locust, you may be on the high year
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