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SignUp Now!Who in this thread said it would be?Yall really thing a hunting hound would be fooled by a ball of corn bread. Me yes, but a trained pro? No.
It has also been proven to be a myth.Ya’ll think it wasn’t worth a try? Some hounds can be fooled...
So you already knew the answer? Sweet thread.It has also been proven to be a myth.
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That's just something I found. There has to be other origins. Want to know.So you already knew the answer? Sweet thread.
I didn't read any of whatever you linked, could you reveal how it was proven to be a myth?That's just something I found. There has to be other origins. Want to know.
It doesn't either its all opinions. I'd like to know if there any new ones or if somebody grand-mamy gave them a reason.I didn't read any of whatever you linked, could you reveal how it was proven to be a myth?
So it hasn't been proven to be a myth?It doesn't either its all opinions. I'd like to know if there any new ones or if somebody grand-mamy gave them a reason.
That's what I want to know. It says it a myth. The Carribian thing I would say is closest or anything from Africa.So it hasn't been proven to be a myth?
If I was running from a murderous pack of people with hounds I'd sure as hell try it, good story or not.That's what I want to know. It says it a myth. The Carribian thing I would say is closest or anything from Africa.
Slaves and dogs makes a good story.
A pro hunting dog would grab the "hush puppie" and eat it on the run
No doubt. Where is the term from?If I was running from a murderous pack of people with hounds I'd sure as hell try it, good story or not.
Hush the hounds.No doubt. Where is the term from?
No you don’t...how about hoecakes...That's just something I found. There has to be other origins. Want to know.
Yeah the articles are very condescending. So I doubt any of them know anything. Mommas got some old cook books I'll look through the. I bet gullah has a say in it.In the South, the Salamander was often known as a “water dog” or “water puppy.” These were deep-fried with cornmeal and formed into sticks. It is said they were called hushpuppies because eating such lowly food was not something a southern wife would want known to her neighbors