[Keith Perry]

$4.00 apiece delivered to Charleston, where the crab gives blood and is returned to the sea. All you need is a license and some big blue barrels. Catch a full moon high tide and wade through marsh grass at the waters edge. As you stumble onto mating couples, reach down, grab a tail, and you've got a twofer. 20 years ago we got $1.00 apiece at the dock. Believe they got drained and dumped. If their mating occurs during rough weather, a few dozen will litter the beach in front of my house. Upside down. The tail flip doesn't work well out of water. If the sun hasn't been up too long, you can put them back in the water and off they go. My 11 year old son makes a point of rescuing them, especially if it means being late for school.