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I just watched Bear Gryllis bite a little snakes head off, and swallow the body. I could stomach that kind of meal, if I got hungry enough. Hold your breath and wash it down. I see racoons, possum, armadillo, skunks, and domestic cats eat inverts all the time. Im convinced stray cats stay alive on them, and the occasional lizard or bird. I was just sitting here thinking I could actually keep myself alive off the local fauna. Easily with a firearm, which I have in great variety.. All kinds of small animals and large inverts live here. Both cottontail and jacks are in my yard every day. Water is more critical, of course, but I know several natural sources in the area. Two lakes, three rivers, all with fish in them. I was just thinking about a what if scenario. All it would take is a power grid down scenario for a month or so to put us firmly in the "food chain and natural order" again. Anyone else considered their territory and circumstances like this, or thought about it at all? I started this line of thought watching Bear, thinking, if I was starving, I would have no problem eating my dubia, superworms, and tarantulas. Or the three horses. And maybe a neighbor BUT ONLY IN EXTREME CIRCUMSTANCES