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Que Picante - homemade hot sauces
I’m going to have to give this a go! Sounds tasty!- JoMo
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- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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New year's eve dinner.
First year in a while we didn’t do a Wellington. Love those damn things! We made some “death bed tacos” again with some moose along with a few cocktails. Those are like crack if you haven’t tried the recipe from Hanks new book. So simple but so good.- JoMo
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2026 sasuage and processing thread
We’ve mostly mixed our own blends. I’ve made a google sheet that I can simply tweak the input for pounds of meat going in to adjust the spices and fat. I’ve adjusted the recipes to our family’s liking over the years. That said, my wife wanted something more like “Jimmy Dean” for breakfast...- JoMo
- Post #61
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2026 sasuage and processing thread
Made about 60 pounds of loose sausage total two weekends ago. Got the help from our kids and one friend’s kid who is excited about getting more into hunting. Was a fun time for the kiddos to be a part of it all. Gave some out for Christmas gifts to friends and family. Made about 30 pounds of...- JoMo
- Post #29
- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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What you all cookin for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
How was it? Sounds amazing.- JoMo
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What you all cookin for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
Per usual - posole with red chile today with the extended family midday. We then made my daughter’s favorite for tonight - slow cooker carnitas for tacos. Tomorrow it’s French toast in the morning with the kiddos and then grazing all day before some big ribeyes for dinner. 70 in Denver...- JoMo
- Post #184
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Que Picante - homemade hot sauces
It’s definitely a fun thing to mess with. Now that we have the go to recipe, it’s cool to experiment with different types. This summer I tried a fermented one with green habaneros, jalapeños and tons of lime. The added fermented element is awesome - especially with eggs in the morning.- JoMo
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Hank Shaw - “Boarderlands” cookbook
We finally made those too. Absolute insanity. So good. We made it with some flank I took from the moose this year. These are a new go to for tacos going forward. @Hunting Wife wasn’t lying - do not skip the onions. We also used some of the hot sauce we just made. We also did the Chile...- JoMo
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- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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Que Picante - homemade hot sauces
Got some of the Christmas presents bottled up.- JoMo
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- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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Pack workouts
I’ve been doing them for a few years now. Started with a simple bag of sand from Home Depot that I duct taped around like crazy. Simple and cheap. I would strap that into the meat hauler portion of my pack. Started with a kuiu pack but switched to an Exo about 2.5 years ago. Now I only use...- JoMo
- Post #9
- Forum: Fitness, First Aid, and Backcountry Survival
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Que Picante - homemade hot sauces
And holy hell - paired the fresh sauce with Hank Shaws “Deathbed Tacos” from his recent book tonight with some flank I kept from this years moose. You seriously can’t go wrong with that recipe.- JoMo
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Que Picante - homemade hot sauces
Over the years, I have really loved making homemade hot sauces. We now grow a variety of peppers in our garden each year to provide enough to make our annual batches that my wife and I now give out as part of our Christmas gifts. Often times, when fortunate, along with some of the wild game...- JoMo
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Low Density, High Hopes
Love your concluding thought about Mr. Lee. Thanks for bringing us along. Congrats. -
Bighorn Sheep Taxidermy Mount Options
Definitely agree with the replica horns. I have my euro with a simple skull hook here in Denver and used the replica horns on the shoulder mount at the cabin. I loved it so much I am doing that for my oryx from last year (which I hope to be getting back anytime now).- JoMo
- Post #17
- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
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Utah Desert BH sheep
Is there a story you can attach to the photos? Please (and thank you)!- JoMo
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- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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Missing CO Hunters
Reading that earlier today helped me piece more of it together in my mind. I couldn’t help but think three things - 1. so unfortunate for those guys. Such a tragedy for them to get taken. That said, I know they will spur much more awareness to many others about lightning safety. Which leads me...- JoMo
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- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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2nd rifle OTC hunt about to begin.
Congrats! Sounds like a heckuva time! Good work to you all for getting it done. -
Mrs Valleys Oryx Hunt
SOOOOO AWESOME!!!! How the heck do you sneak up on an oryx at 20?!?!?! Impressive!! I have a broken horn tag coming up in January on range. I hope to find some that I have a chance at. Congrats to you guys! I love those critters.- JoMo
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- Forum: Live Hunts
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One Shot, Years in the Making
So awesome. Congrats to you guys! So many amazing memories for all of you! -
Solo moose hunting tips and tricks
I realized I never closed the loop here. I posted my recap of the hunt in a different thread. That said, the information and thoughts here were very helpful in scheming my plan and approach to the hunt overall. In the end, I was solo when I shot the bull, but was only solo as I worked to get...- JoMo
- Post #38
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
