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07/13/07 01:37 AM
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Ryno
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Does wal-mart carry chicken liver?
kroger and tom thumb evidently don't carry it...any thoughts...?
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Re: chicken liver
[Re: Ryno]
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07/13/07 01:48 AM
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Joshua Lee
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YES, If its not out ask a worker..They have it
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Re: chicken liver
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07/13/07 02:25 AM
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Ryno
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Re: chicken liver
[Re: Ryno]
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07/13/07 02:47 AM
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PappyFish
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Wow! They don't carry chicken livers? What am I going to have with my mashed potatos and cream gravy? Slip the guy at Chicken Express a 5 and see if you can get a bucket full! 
Catchem early!
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Re: chicken liver
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07/13/07 03:18 AM
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Brandon82
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Wally World has Chicken Livers. They carry Pilgrims... 
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Re: chicken liver
[Re: Brandon82]
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07/13/07 08:16 PM
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collie68
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can you freeze livers to have on hand,or are they better fresh?
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Re: chicken liver
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07/13/07 08:45 PM
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roddyc
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Yes you can freeze them, but they aren't as good as fresh, non-frozen livers. The more often/longer they are frozen, the mushier they will be when they thaw out. I get mine from Wal-Mart, if one location is out, just try another one. Great channel cat bait!
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Re: chicken liver
[Re: roddyc]
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07/13/07 09:00 PM
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Joshua Lee
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Don't freeze em' and try to get some that hasnt been frozen if possible and they will be 100x's better.
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Re: chicken liver
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07/14/07 12:14 AM
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jedt2
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Get your wife's old bath sponge that's about to come unraveled and buy her a new one for a buck. those things are better than pantyhose to hold liver, made of mesh and can rig about 20 baits. Won't matter how mushy the livers get. Will get you into less trouble than cutting those hose up too. Finally, you can use a circle hook instead of a treble.
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Re: chicken liver
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07/14/07 05:49 AM
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Etown26
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a dollar fifty sense in the meat department, it comes in a little white container and works amazing, fresh too
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Re: chicken liver
[Re: Etown26]
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07/14/07 01:26 PM
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MeatWad
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Lay your chicken livers out on a cookie sheet, douse with a healthy coat of OIL OF ANISE, allow to dry out in the sun. Best channel cat bait guaranteed.
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Re: chicken liver
[Re: MeatWad]
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07/14/07 07:51 PM
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elbandito78
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Lay your chicken livers out on a cookie sheet, douse with a healthy coat of OIL OF ANISE, allow to dry out in the sun. Best channel cat bait guaranteed. I've heard of people doing the same with garlic salt too. I've never tried it myself. Might have to give it a go sometime.
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Re: chicken liver
[Re: elbandito78]
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07/14/07 08:08 PM
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Ryno
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What in the world is OIL OF ANISE?????
Once they dry in the sun....then what do you do with them if you are not going fishin right away?
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Re: chicken liver
[Re: Ryno]
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07/14/07 08:20 PM
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elbandito78
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What in the world is OIL OF ANISE?????
Once they dry in the sun....then what do you do with them if you are not going fishin right away? Anise is a plant. I think the oil comes from the seed. It smells kinda like liquorice. As for storage...I have no clue. Maybe in a ziplock in the fridge?
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Re: chicken liver
[Re: elbandito78]
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07/16/07 11:30 AM
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Texas2Wheeler
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you might check the krogers again as the one in my town carries the pilgrims pride brand chicken livers. I just had to ask about it to find it as it was kept in the very corner of the store.
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