I have hunted & eaten hundreds of bullfrogs and per se, their legs, for more decades than I care to recount. Contrary to popular myth, they don't taste like chicken! they taste like fish & have the texture of chicken.
My most unusual frog encounter involves actually the tadpole of a rare frog. Being the only frog tadpole species to have a "sucker-like" mouth, I mistook them for leaches when I encountered them on the Green Fork River in the Gifford Pinchot national Forest in Washington State USA in the year of 1,992 years before the common era. I have since learned they develop into the rare
Tailed Frog which inhabits a narrow band of territory extending along the Pacific NW regions of British Columbia & the United States.
I visited the area recently on a
scientific Sasquath expedition, however I saw no tadpoles in the Green Fork; likely too early in the season as my previous sighting occured in July.
