they used to have frozen cajun crawfish at the local Walmart but havent seen em lately...
I looked online and found Louisiana Crawfish Co. they got good prices ($6.xx/lb for jumbos) but u gotta order a minimum of 10 lbs and im only looking for 2-3 lbs.

i come from southern family and stayed in Louisiana for a while with family, fishing the bayous, catching small sharks, Red snapper, sting rays, about 100lbs of blue crab. ate some gator and i just love it all. Crawfish is just delicious.

trying to stay away from seafood shops cause they charge an arm and a leg.
any ideas?

Go down to the creek n catch some i used to do it as a kid..loads of fun

Haha, after watching WAY too much Swamp people, and looking at the site for La. Crawfish Co., I see they have alligator nuggets (with free shipping?). How is that stuff?

Gator is pretty good cooked right, its delicious fried

if you have a publix grocery store around sometimes they have them

I wanted to fry it, really tempted to order a pound, but I'd probably have to eat it all by myself.

I'm with Dakota, for the price it'* not that hard to catch them and they are in just about any creek. (The larger the creek, the larger the crawdads) I've seen them 6-8 inches. Easiest in slow moving water tipping up bigger flat rocks sloooooowly. As you raise the rock and the current begins to clear the merk spot em, grab em, bucket them.

my town is mostly river and creeks too, but we have had a cold front come threw, its pretty chilly, and im wanting a few hundred of em.

Dude its 60 degrees out spend a few bucks on some waders and hit that river over under the bridege we went fishing by and flip some of them big ole rocks

Waders? Pull up them big boy britches and just do it with ole sneakers on. We want pictures of a couple pinch marks also. They dont really hurt. If one "sinks in" just means your sure to have it. Just rap your hand on the pail and it'll let loose. hehehe