edible bugs?

I started a thread a while back called "eating bugs." If you can search for it you will be impressed. I have never really eaten bugs, but a lot of people chimmed in and there were even some good pics. It is probably the most underrated survival skill IMO.

I was most surprized my the banana slug comments. I see them all the time and repsect to those who claim to have no porb eating them.
 
mealworms aren't bad. there are people, in the u.s. even, who raise them as their primary meat source. they're pretty good pan fried with some taco seasoning.
 
I've eaten bugs as a test of/in mind prep. Its not as bad as you think but I recomend frying over boiling..make them a little bit more palatable. Think of it like this, Imagine yourself in a survival sitution having been without food for 24-48 hours, see yourself trying to make traps or snares or do other tasks while your hands are shaky,your mind fuzzy and your stomach growling. Bugs are easy to find/catch and a few greens,,presto! stir fry! Giving your snares,traps,fishing lies ect time to do their work and you clarity to do what you need to do to effect "not dying". I try to stay with earthworms,grubs and jointed hoppers like grasshoppers,crickets. Believe it or not there a whole section in the Biblical Old Testament (Exodus I think) devoted to what kinds of bugs could be eaten and what could not.
 
I read somewhere that if you can knock down a wasp nest and wait until the wasps abandon it, they will leave the pupae which may be there in quantity.


Good eats?
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