Lobster Roll recipe needed (New England style)

Up here in WY, whole towns shut down for hunting season in the fall. I think DH & I are the only ones that don't participate.

My family moved to Western Ohio when I was a freshman in High School. In November it wasn't uncommon to have kids show up late, leave early and in camo for the day. It wasn't uncommon for their fathers to drop them off with a rifle in the rack in the truck, or a rifle to sit in the gun rack on the truck the kid drove to school.
 
My family moved to Western Ohio when I was a freshman in High School. In November it wasn't uncommon to have kids show up late, leave early and in camo for the day. It wasn't uncommon for their fathers to drop them off with a rifle in the rack in the truck, or a rifle to sit in the gun rack on the truck the kid drove to school.

Same here but it starts around the end of August/first of September.
 
I'm trying to re-populate my place. It was so heavily hunted before I bought it that we were down to one family. I think we're now up to 20 or so and mostly very young. I think I've counted about six mature does, so we'll have more babies this summer. Two of the does have had twins the last two years.
 
I'm trying to re-populate my place. It was so heavily hunted before I bought it that we were down to one family. I think we're now up to 20 or so and mostly very young. I think I've counted about six mature does, so we'll have more babies this summer. Two of the does have had twins the last two years.

It sounds like they're coming back nicely Bob!

Seeing all the wildlife is one of the things I enjoy about living here in WY, especially the pronghorn antelope and deer. Since the golf course is so green and down close to the river, we get a lot of both at the course. The antelope are making their spring debut now and the deer are beginning to move out. In the fall, they go in reverse with the deer moving in and the antelope out. I love seeing the baby antelope being born in the late spring, they're so tiny and fast!
 
It was not nearly as bad as I was expecting with the mayo.
It is not something I plan to make regularly though...unless @Frazzemrat1 gives me her lobster prices!
Thanks guys.
Next time, try it with just a little butter and some Old Bay seasoning. If you can find the split-top rolls, you can lightly grill the roll on each side before stuffing it with the lobster, butter, and Old Bay. It’s yummy!
 
well, its probably gone then. The only sandwich shop around now is a subway.



When it comes to any seafood around here, including lobster, the best prices is to go down to the docks and get it fresh off the boat. Unfortunetly its not on my way home from work, so I haven't tried doing it, but I've heard that the prices can't be beat in any supermarket or fish market. Yes, we even have fish markets here. LOL There's one not far from where I live where you can walk into the market, pick a specific filet or fish or lobster and they'll cook it however, and you go to the restaurant and eat. Not talking fish and chips kinda place (although they have it), talking like a fairly high end store and restaurant.
Though, I bet you guys got us beat on Gulf fish and shrimp prices. What we're getting up here is cold water fish like cod, blue fish, stuff like that.
And belly clams! Drooling!!
 
Next time, try it with just a little butter and some Old Bay seasoning. If you can find the split-top rolls, you can lightly grill the roll on each side before stuffing it with the lobster, butter, and Old Bay. It’s yummy!
Thanks!
I haven't made them again since way back then.
I'll try your advice next time.
Maybe one day this week.
 

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