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Pressure cooked some turkey legs, served up with pine nut couscous and a fig wine sauce I made for it- WoodMoose
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My Wife made me wild turkey jaeger schnitzel today- WoodMoose
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Whatever it was, this version was spot on- WoodMoose
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Wife made me Thai yellow curry with with Shrimp today- WoodMoose
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I popped the eyes and mouth out (the rest was already cleaned. Rinsed it off good in cold water while the pot of water got to a boil. Add it to the boiling water with an onion cut in half, a big jalapeño cut in half and a small handful of baby carrots. Turned it to simmer and simmered until the...- WoodMoose
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Grilled mojo octopus and a salad- WoodMoose
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Wife made me dalkduritang last night - Korean spicy chicken stew- WoodMoose
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peri-peri sauced Sandhill Crane leg meat over sticky rice- WoodMoose
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Cackling Goose breast seared in bacon drippings- WoodMoose
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that answers the question I had in my mind - they didn't look wild, but do look awersomely delicious- WoodMoose
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Caught some leftover stocked trout (in Southern Louisiana of all places) - all 4 were "baking sized" for me (14" plus) Wife baked me one for dinner tonight - had the hearts seasoned and sauteed for an appetizer- WoodMoose
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Yup - buddy of mine when I was in Army,,,, he was Air Force- WoodMoose
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Sandhill Crane breast sandwich with a garlic aoli- WoodMoose
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This time was a few hours south of San Antonio- WoodMoose
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They are remotely (like 40 million years or some such) related to pigs I’m not much for comparing meats with descriptions, like taste like chicken, but it is reminiscent of a young feral hog It’s really good. The backstrap was good. That concoction that I just made was good but heck you can...- WoodMoose
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made a Cajun style Stew with javelina hind quarter meat and taters browned the meat in a bit of bacon fat and then removed from the dutch oven. Added the chopped onions, green pepper, celery and garlic to the pan and sauteed until the onions started going translucent,,, then added the roux and...- WoodMoose
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Pho - with slivers of a doe loin- WoodMoose
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Deer heart, egg and cheese on a toasted bagel for breakfast- WoodMoose
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Venison (clockwise) heart, tongue, kidneys and “Sandhills Oysters” with some vegetables- WoodMoose
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