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Did a little pike fishing today and came upon this. I mean who does that?
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It's a tribal ritual. I see it alot out here on the "D". They call themselves the HooDeFukarwe tribe. Stripers, catfish and huge trout hanging on trees and telephone poles. No joke. I'll post a pic next time.
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Pretty morbid sense of humor for whoever did that. I've hung carcasses and heads in private spaces but to do that publicly is odd. Kinda like a deer hunter leaving gut piles on public trails...
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Could have been dead when they found it and thought it would be funny to mount the head. but that's unlikely
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That ain't right man. Sportsmen should show more reverence to their kill, even if it is a fish. The Native Americans believed their would be consequences from the spirit world for disrespecting their kill. .
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Back in the 70's when my dad would catch a big fish that he kept he would clean it and cut off the head, heavily salt it and nail it to a tree in the woods. After a month or two he'd take it off and lacquer it and mount it. They actually came out pretty nice. The 9 lb bass he caught at Lake Gerard around 1974 graced our lake house wall for many years.
Perhaps someone was doing something similar. |
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