net bags the potatoes come in

**dexterdoglancashire** · 28-02-2010, 04:09 PM

Use them to store your onions in.

**dogsbody** · 28-02-2010, 05:32 PM

I'm with Bernie on this one, last year's did just that hanging from shed roof (inside) and very good for it they were too.

**Jillyreeves** · 28-02-2010, 05:38 PM

Or to store small winter squash in, again hung on a nail from a roof timber in a shed

**flighty1** · 28-02-2010, 05:42 PM

I have set my potaoes in trays & have been wondering what to do with the bags. However my OH has already borrowed them. He is going to use them when he goes mullet fishing later in the year. Apparently he is going to fill them with stale bread, tie them on to the end of a rope & lower them from the jetty into the top few inches of sea. He says the wave action will wash small bits of bread out of the bags and attract the mullet. Me I say we will have to wait & see.

**weekendwellies** · 28-02-2010, 06:19 PM

onion storage is a good idea, i should have plenty this year.
squash, i havent grown before but i have quite a few seeds ready to go, another good idea
mullet, mmmmmhhummm, i am not a fisher myself, but i am sure that is a good use for them. Hope you have a nice recipe ready for the cooking of his hunting success.

**flighty1** · 28-02-2010, 06:55 PM

I get fed up trying to find new recipes for all the stuff he brings home. During the course of a normal year he brings home loads of different sea fish, various species of wildfowl, rabbits, pheasants. partridge, wood pigeons, wood pigeons & yet more bloomin wood pigeons. I shouldnt moan really but I am so fed up with pigeons that if anybody has any unusual pigeon recipies I would be very grateful pigeon jam, pigeon trifle anything

**weekendwellies** · 28-02-2010, 07:04 PM

He takes his hunter role seriously then. Sorry I have got no wood pigeon recipes to pass on; they are considered to be garden birds round here, like sparrows and robins. I think I would get strung up if I took a pop at one.

**dexterdoglancashire** · 28-02-2010, 07:40 PM

Originally posted by flighty1 View Post

I get fed up trying to find new recipes for all the stuff he brings home. During the course of a normal year he brings home loads of different sea fish, various species of wildfowl, rabbits, pheasants. partridge, wood pigeons, wood pigeons & yet more bloomin wood pigeons. I shouldnt moan really but I am so fed up with pigeons that if anybody has any unusual pigeon recipies I would be very grateful pigeon jam, pigeon trifle anything

Where are you flighty? I'd love to help you out

PS Welcome to the Vine - bit belated I know.

**Mac** · 28-02-2010, 07:45 PM

Hey Flighty - I did pigeon and black bean stir fry a while ago - absolutely gorgeous! Keep the pigeon really rare - mmmmmmmmmmmm. Also pigeon bourgingnon was a definate hit at hogmanay. Wish I had your problem of too much pigeon - love the stuff!! Happy vining by the way...

**chris** · 28-02-2010, 09:16 PM

I'd put it on my head, pull it tight and scare my wife with it. Not very practical, but works wonders! (I can confirm this

)

**taff** · 01-03-2010, 02:26 AM

Put comfrey leaves/nettle leaves in it and dangle them in a water container of some kind, presto! instant fertiliser.

chrismarks - good plan!

**bobleponge** · 01-03-2010, 09:19 AM

Originally posted by chrismarks View Post

I'd put it on my head, pull it tight and scare my wife with it. Not very practical, but works wonders! (I can confirm this

)

I was going to suggest a similar thing, combined with a trip to the bank. Instant riches will be yours.

**weekendwellies** · 02-03-2010, 08:54 PM

Originally posted by taff View Post

Put comfrey leaves/nettle leaves in it and dangle them in a water container of some kind, presto! instant fertiliser.

chrismarks - good plan!

Thats a good idea taff. thanks, i will try that one too.

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