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I get produce from a wholesale place in town to feed my pigs, It is stuff that they cannot sell, past sell by date vacuum lost on bags blemish on tomatoes. Most is perfectly good. Since my Son works in town, he stops and pick it up for me and bring it down to me. I go thru and see if any...

Hey Frugalists. I been needing a handle or knob to pull my chicken coop doors open with. Something easier than sticking my old numb finger in the wire and pulling the door open. So I got to thinking about a cheap way to do it. Then I remembered something my Grandfather did 65 years ago...

Same thing. no different than eating a dove or quail or wood cock or snipe

Sure makes your heart happy to eat good for almost nothing.

I do pretty much the same. I hate going to town. I go once a month, buy most of what I need at Sam's. Starting this month I will be driving up to a place that mixes their own stock feed to buy my hog and poultry feed. I can save $6 for each bag I buy. I don't buy many clothes. Birthday and...

I have good success just cutting them up and packing raw into pint jars (there is just me to feed) pour boiling water over them and processing in pressure canner. I think for 35 minutes, BUTT check for proper time. They look nice and fresh and not mushy. I add ½ teaspoon kosher salt per jar...

@ Aimless Farmer, squirrel is similar to wild rabbit, BUTT can be tougher. Wild rabbit tastes different from domestic rabbit. I like them both. I grew up eating wild rabbits, squirrels, fish, frog legs and wild hogs. We always had squirrel pan fried. Usually just dredged in seasoned flour...

Quote: * * * I am soirry for your loss. I am new to this forum in North Florida and the cheapest canning jars here are at Big Lots. I usually just use pints, because I am by myself in these woods and quarts would be too big.. As to being frugal, I only shop once a month when the SS check...