What is your favorite hunt meat?

NONE. I'm a vegetarian, but before I gave up meat I did try bison and it was good. Venison is gross from what I remember and so is goose. My dad tried to be a hunter at one point years ago and went goose hunting. I remember it tasting awful and my father never went hunting again. I don't know why he even tried it in the first place.

Squirrel

No, R2.

toss up between roe deer and boar

Cock. Slow roasted cock.

[quote] What is your favorite hunt meat?

Joel

Remember when there was a push to try to make bison happen in restaurants about a decade back? It never really caught on.

Because it's expensive and they won't eat corn, R7.

I like pork so boar sounds good. I've never had it though.

I hope you all know that wild game usually tastes terrible.

Wild duck is phenomenal.

College-aged straight, fit, studs.

Most red hunt meat is consumed in stew. Boar is often served in a ragu. It can be roasted but it still needs a sauce of some kind. It is a feature of a meal, not the primary ingredient.

Baby Panda

Twink ass

Now I want some venison stew.

Springbok... really, OP? You think DLers are going on safari to kill and eat an antelope?

Duck should have been on your list, but even then, I agree with what R1 said at R10.

My father was a duck hunter, and he raised my brother to be one as well. I went hunting with them exactly once, and that's all it took. I was about 10 years old. It was brutally cold (-40F the first pre-dawn morning), made more so because I didn't have the appropriate apparel and my father was so cheap he wouldn't buy anything because he thought I wouldn't "stick with it" (way to create a self fulfilling prophecy, dad), boring, and the pièce de résistance was when one of them shot a duck but didn't kill it, stuffed it in their kill bag, and the poor thing suffered for hours. I could hear it and in the middle of the night I finally made my father get up and take care of it, which he did by ringing its neck. It was horrific. And it meant nothing to him that it was poor sportsmanship.

I've had venison. Step-father hunts. I don't particularly care for it though. I had it in a restaurant once that was excellent though. It was in a blackberry Glace.

My entire family (except me) have always hunted and I hate all the game meats they bought home. I've had bison in restaurants in Montana that was pretty good, though.

Look OP add COON to the list. OP make fun-fun.

Boar, of course

Lamb

[quote] Lamb

You hunt the spring lambs? How challenging.

Beef. They are so big and lumbering it makes it easy to hunt them down and shoot them.

Moose is ok, but kind of boring.

About 10 years ago, Fuddruckers tried to promote all sorts of unusual meats, including ostrich. I don't think it caught on, since they stopped advertising it.

Critter is critter.

Squirrel is awesome, R3. Narrow-minded ass.

So is rattlesnake, bullfrog, and possum.

[quote] and possum.

O-possum.

R28 I have had possum and it is extremely greasy.

[quote] I have had possum and it is extremely greasy.

O-possum.

R31 is that a possum that is from Ireland?

Ya gotta make a possum stew and spoon of the fat. But save it. You can burn it in a lantern in a pinch.

^off, dammit

[quote] You can burn it in a lantern in a pinch.

Astroglide will do in a pinch.

What kind of hillbilly thread is this?

[quote] Ya gotta make a possum stew and spoon of the fat.

O-possum.

Only fancy people say “opossum.” Ain’t nobody else got time for that.

[quote] Only fancy people say “opossum.” Ain’t nobody else got time for that.

Rac-coon.

Um, well....

Elk is good.

I've had wild venison and boar. I'm assuming the rabbit I've had in restaurants was farmed. I'd rather have a steak.

Quail. Duh. You can fry a whole mess of 'em or elevate them to a Gordan Ramsey worthy meal.

Harp seal

Nanook, are you from Nunavut?

California condor

White rhino

I get my pangolin from the neighborhood wet market!

Kangaroo and crocodile

Big bird

Mike Hunt.

Cock.

Pheasant. Well hung.

I've only had elk jerky. A neighbor would spend hunt season up in Montana and bring some back. I liked it. I'd probably like boar.

Fun fact: As of 2000, Weight Watchers had point values for squirrel and opossum.

Peasant. Well hung.

Black Lassie

[quote] Fun fact: As of 2000, Weight Watchers had point values for squirrel and opossum.

I did Weight Watchers for a bit and noticed there are a lot of hillbilly, redneck types on it. There were so many of them that I only used the app and never visited the chat rooms because they were full of fat deplorables, so that WW has points for squirrels and opossum doesn't surprise me, R53.

Bear. Daddy Bear with uncut beercan cock.

One time I asked someone from Arkansas if they ate possums or raccoon. I was told they never ate possum because they'll eat anything like roadkill. But a Coon eats clean!

Wild birds. Quail, pheasant, squab. An old boyfriend hunted over Annapolis/Eastern Shore way and made a delicious stew for New Year's Eve one year. Absolutely divine - except for the pellets/bullets whatever they were called.

Schquirrel with schpechial sheasoning, honey!

R48 how do (or did) you cook your kangaroo? I ask because the one time I tried it was a disappointment. Dry and tough, like shoe leather. We had browned it in a skillet with butter.

R61 I’ve never cooked it but have eaten it in restaurants quite a few times. I had it rare so it didn’t dry out, Initially I was a little squeamish eating our national emblem but I got past that. I ate crocodile for the first time simply to say that I’d done it, but it wasn’t bad.

In Cajun country it's a slur to call someone's family "a buncha nootra eaters!" Nootra = nutria