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SignUp Now!Conversion not necessary here brother!!!!!!!!!!!I'm confident I could convert you to really fresh crab or lobster. Very tender and delicately flavoured.
LOL. No dear lady. They are as wild as they come. Elk and moose too. That means we only get the meat when we get the shot. We do have a good supply of beef pork and chicken though and you did ask what was the favorite@Bendito
Is Bear sold in supermarkets? Are they farmed ?
Or do you catch your own?
Grizzly Bears? Brown Bears? ☺
LOL. No dear lady. They are as wild as they come. Elk and moose too. That means we only get the meat when we get the shot. We do have a good supply of beef pork and chicken though and you did ask what was the favorite
If it's meat, it's good enough for me
I am told there is a lot that tastes a lot like chicken. Personally, I have had the following that tastes similar to chicken... squirrel, snake, and frog legs.You are right @Bendito
I did ask for peoples favorites. ☺
I just didnt even know one could eat Bear!
One of my daughter has eaten crocodile when on a bush trip. She said it tasted like chicken.
A definate ugh
Hmmm Bear tastes like bear. It has a pork like texture and a wild taste..Usually the meat is sweet but on occasion it can have a strong but not unpleasant taste depending on what they were eating. Kangaroo steaks sound interesting...And Australia has camels too...I wonder if its legal to take them for meat...I know that some folks will butcher them if they get hit by a truck.I am told there is a lot that tastes a lot like chicken. Personally, I have had the following that tastes similar to chicken... squirrel, snake, and frog legs.
kangaroo steaks sound interesting...And Australia has camels too...I wonder if its legal to take them for meat...I know that some folks will butcher them if they get hit by a truck.
I am told there is a lot that tastes a lot like chicken. Personally, I have had the following that tastes similar to chicken... squirrel, snake, and frog legs.
Ugh ugh
I didnt know squirrels were eaten!
I think one would have to cook the kangaroo steaks quite well or tack it to the plate so it wouldn't jump off. Do I understand it rightly, FG, that you are not a very adveturousHi @Bendito
Kangaroo steak is dark. My daughter says it tastes pleasant like beef steak.
I have never eaten it.
Emu burger tastes like sausage apparently....
Camel meat is served in some of the more expensive resturants and can be purchased.
It is apparently high in protein and low in fat.
And no I have never eaten it.
Camel Meat | Mahogany Creek Distributors
I prefer veggie sausages and burgers along with my decaf
Have you ever tried porcupine? I mentioned how bear is a fatty meat, well you stew the porky then let the broth cool. You'll wind up with about two inches of tallow the meat is very tender and tasty. Your old granny could eat it even if she forgets her denturesIts been quite some time since I had it, as a child to be more specific. My brother and my stepfather both liked to hunt, not me, my brother took me hunting once as a child. I shot at a squirrel and missed, my brother later on shot and hit 2. Shooting them from a distance didnt bother me, but when my brother (after hitting one) picked up the one he got, he twisted its head off and threw it into a bag, that bothered me, and I havent hunted since. I do like to fish though, not sure why that doesnt bother me, but it hasnt. At one time when I was younger, I used to think myself more humane and less bloodthirsty than ppl who were hunters. But that was just ego, because I loved meat, and all meat is harvested from animals, plus Abel was blessed and loved by God and he raised and killed animals regularly, the one who was more like me was Cain, I have always loved to grow things that make edibles or good for herbal healing. I have killed other animals at time, but that was always in special situations, like a coon that was killing our chickens, and a rooster that was mean and it started pecking at and nearly killing a baby chicken. I like animals.
If my granny could eat it, that would be surprising, as she has passed some time ago.Have you ever tried porcupine? I mentioned how bear is a fatty meat, well you stew the porky then let the broth cool. You'll wind up with about two inches of tallow the meat is very tender and tasty. Your old granny could eat it even if she forgets her dentures
I think one would have to cook the kangaroo steaks quite well or tack it to the plate so it wouldn't jump off. Do I understand it rightly, FG, that you are not a very adveturous
If my granny could eat it, that would be surprising, as she has passed some time ago.
Never had porcupine, but I have no doubt that cooked a certain way, it would probably be good.
What would unfleshy meat be? LOLOh just steaks and fleshy meat is not my thing.
Quite adventurous in terms of spice, veggies and fruit:smile:
What would unfleshy meat be? LOL