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    Southeastern lubber




    Found this guy in my front yard, and decided some of yall might like to see our grasshoppers.
    We call them Georgia Thumpers around here.
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    Re: Southeastern lubber

    Now THAT's a grasshopper!
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    Re: Southeastern lubber

    Sweet, I'm a big locust fan myself, we get those a lot.

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    Re: Southeastern lubber

    That's a pretty impressive grasshopper....and photo as well! Can't believe he'd just sit on your hand like that!
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    Re: Southeastern lubber

    Quote Originally Posted by JLC
    That's a pretty impressive grasshopper....and photo as well! Can't believe he'd just sit on your hand like that!
    I can't believe she brought it into the house.
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    Re: Southeastern lubber

    AZ and TX have some Horselobber Grasshoppes that put that guy to shame and give me the heebie jeebies!!!!
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    Re: Southeastern lubber

    Hey can you get me a pic of those?? I thought these were pretty much the largest ones in the US.
    I bring EVERYTHING into my house! LOL. I'll probaly turn him loose tomorrow. Tonight he is eating a cherry.
    They are actually pretty placid, and once you put them somewhere they don't jump off to escape much. I really like them, and if people keep tarantulas, grasshoppers are acceptable too. LOL. The babies are black with a brillant yellow stripe down the back. Really cool, and I had HORDES this spring, but this is the first that I have seen in my yard grown.
    Glad everyone liked the picture.
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    Re: Southeastern lubber

    TASTES! LIKE!!! CHICKEN!!!!!

    Geeeeet eeeeen mah beeleee, weee maaaahn!!!


    In all seriousness though, wicked hopper! Try them lightly breaded & pan-seared with garlic, white wine & butter.









    (ok...not really...but b!tc#!n' bug nonetheless)







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