This Armadillo is Already Giving Up on Her New Year's Resolution!

Alex, I'm allergic to seafood so crawdads aren't my thing. But there's a restaurant just west of Lake Charles in Sulphur and it's called The Boiling Point. They bring you a big metal pail soldered onto a metal dish with a rim. The pail is filled with crawdads and very big, large, huge, OMG, it's a 2 chair seater! people who will go through 3 or 4 pails in 1 sitting. It's very popular if you like that stuff.

I don't know about crawdads, but I think armadillos eat ants and termites so your house must be free of those pests :)
Crawdadding sounds like a lot of fun though I must admit I've never developed a taste for eating crawdads.

No, I'm not into grubbing around for grubs. It found enough on it's own.
I did wonder if it ate crawdads/crawfish/crayfish though. We had lots of mudball huts they would make which were mud or sand balls that looked like marbles that the crawdads made with bodily fluids - don't know which fluids, never asked - and they would dig a hole in the ground and make mudballs from the dirt and pile them into a dome shape. You could lift the dome off and inside the hole would be a big crawdad - easily 6 inches, in my yard, anyway - and they would get angry and try to snap their claws at you.
The local kids would go crawdadding using a string with a bit of chicken meat tied to it and lower the string down into the hole and the crawdad would grab onto it and the kids would bring it up and put it in a bucket for eating later on. Especially after heavy rains when all the roadside ditches were full of crawdads and turtles a lot of kids would be wading in the ditch water doing that. Fun times.

Did you ever feed the armodillo, sandyra?