Red Mosquito

You posted that last week, trag.

I don't mind most wild game, but the elk sausage I had was disgusting.

A wise man once told me to never apologize for a post.

ABNorman wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Wild boar is one of my all time favorite things to eat. Probably my #1 strictly "meat" option.

I think we all know what your real #1 meat option is...

Self wrote:A wise man once told me to never apologize for a post.

It was Pete wasn't it?

It was not.

I was kidding. I would have been very surprised if it had been Pete, actually.

Pete's not wise?

No, Pete's wise as fuck.

Just doesn't seem like advice the guy with the highest post count on the old board would give. Speaking as the asshole with the highest post count now, I can tell you I regret many posts. You just have to plow through and move on.

I'm not sure I've ever eaten elk

theplatypus wrote:I'm not sure I've ever eaten elk

What about bear?

I've never thought about bear before. I'd certainly try it if the opportunity presented itself, though. But yeah greasy doesn't sound like what I'd want from bear meat.

I once told lenny never to apologize for a post.

http://archive.theskyiscrape.com/viewto ... c#p3137309

Well, I'll be...

I... I'm so sorry.

I want to try goose, too. I've had pheasant. The dryest, toughest fowl I've ever tried to eat. Literally like the sole of a shoe. Dove is really good.

Goose is delicious!

tragabigzanda wrote:Goose is great, very similar to duck. Pheasant can be awesome, I think someone didn't cook yours right. Where the hell does one have dove?

I used to date a girl whose dad would go on dove hunts, much like pheasant hunts. He'd bring a mess back and her mom would fry them and she make biscuits & gravy and fried potatoes to have with them. Hot damn, that woman could cook!

we're having a bbq party on saturday and one of our chef friends is bringing a big jar of goose fat for a potato dish...