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Bigmo58

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So I shot a early summer black bear here in Utah and right out of the gate I smoked a ham. It was fabulous. 19 hours of smoke and it just fell off the bone. But now I am looking for other ideas. Black bear chili is on the board for the next week or so but what else can I do?EF1F61D9-19B2-4859-B95B-6A5F3E109764.jpeg
 
I cooked up a tenderloin a while back that was amazing... pretty much the best the best piece of meat I've cooked.

I seasoned it will salt, pepper, garlic powder, and onion powder seared all sides. Then I put it in the sous vide at 145 for 18ish hours.

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Anything you would do with pork. Bear makes great sausage.
 
I actually sauce mine on the bun and not in the tray, so if someone wants to mask their flavor they are free to. If someone wants to taste the meat they are free to. Not my issue how they choose to eat their food.

Except a good smoked brisket. If you sauce that they you're wrong and I don't like you. Fight me.

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Who in the hell would BBQ brisket? :oops:

Well if we're talking real BBQ then that's the only way, low and slow. Now if you're asking who would GRILL a brisket, only a crazy person lol.

I may be a bit of a BBQ snob, lol. I'm not rocking a wood burner, but lump charcoal and wood chunks all the way.
 
Bear breakfast sausage (seasoned breakfast sausage to your taste) makes the best breakfast burritos. Sausage, egg, and potato. Cheese and salsa to taste. I also put pepperoncinis in mine.

Also, use the breakfast sausage for some awesome biscuits and gravy. None better!
 
Well if we're talking real BBQ then that's the only way, low and slow. Now if you're asking who would GRILL a brisket, only a crazy person lol.

I may be a bit of a BBQ snob, lol. I'm not rocking a wood burner, but lump charcoal and wood chunks all the way.

There was a pretty funny thread at one point where someone was asking what kinda of wood to bring to CO for their elk hunt to cook over... apparently our wood sucks.

They may or may not have a point, I don't know, all I'm saying is that's a pretty persnickety marshmellow roaster
 
Well if we're talking real BBQ then that's the only way, low and slow. Now if you're asking who would GRILL a brisket, only a crazy person lol.

I may be a bit of a BBQ snob, lol. I'm not rocking a wood burner, but lump charcoal and wood chunks all the way.

I do my brisket in the smoker
 
How about burgers with straight ground bear. Large toasted kaiser bun, provolone cheese, and dill pickle. Best burger I’ve ever had.

I try and make the patties with a larger diameter and fairly thin to ensure they are thoroughly cooked and I don’t have to cook them forever to get them done.

My second choice would be a roast with some red potatoes, carrots, onion, and diced celery.
 

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