What is your favorite hunt meat?

Republican

Here? It’s certainly any meat that goes through THE Grindr.

Huntin'-&-Fishin' Dong

Hunt.

Meat.

Hunt meat.

What is meat?

Why assume everyone here eats meat? Especially "hunt meat"?

Rabbit is nice, ate it as a kid regularly.

Glory hole phallus

‘Coon.

‘Possum.

R9 = Granny

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No 'Vivian Vance' option?

[quote]What is your favorite hunt meat?

For DL, straight white men.

Christians.

I've had boar sauce, it was heavy. I've had beefalo, it was tasty.

I won't tell you OP.

[quote] I've had beefalo, it was tasty.

That does seem tasty.

Hunting is for flyover gays.

Marines

Mom

The argument continues......

YAAAS HUNTY!

I've been served venison carpaccio at two separate events, and it's quite good. So that was my vote

I used to hunt quail growing up, so that's my choice.

I love hunting accidents.

Kill the wabbit! Kill the wabbit!

[quote]"I love hunting accidents." 🥰 😘

[quote]Darfur child

Die in a grease fire you fucking moron.

Fox is the finest meat which is why fox hunters dress so nicely when hunting them.

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Cunt meat? You mean like beef curtains or lady ham?

Squirrel was very popular in the mountain South.

😂 Get with the program, r5 & r28

It's 🚶🏿‍♂️ Darfur O @ #🚶🏿‍♂️TheRealDarfurO

Actually, I'm a Surf&Turf with a Loaded Baked Potato and Fried Green Tomatoes on the side guy.

Bicep

Ass.

r33 I'm curious--what constitutes "surf and turf" in Darfur? Grilled cockroach with a steamed hermit crab?

[quote] Why assume everyone here eats meat? Especially "hunt meat"?

This is a next level stupid response. There is no assumption. If it doesn’t apply to you, you don’t answer. No laws will be passed based on the results.

I’ve only had rabbit and venison (that I know of). I’m not a picky eater and it was surprising to me how unpalatable I found both, but the rabbit was worse i had the venison at a chili potluck and it was Ok. I had the rabbit at a high end midtown restaurant over 20 years ago and I had to choke it down. I’d ordered it out of curiosity and it didn’t occur to me that the taste would be objectionable. And the was nothing objectively awful about tor - it was just the unfamiliarity.

I told my dad about it after the fact and his response was, “Well, it’s basically a rat.” He was pretty smart.

Cock

Venison leading.

Black guys who work at Waffle House and take loooooong breaks out back.

Dark, light, occasionally Asian.

Cock

R43 is not R39 and is not R11.

Venison is like cardboard Elk is much better.

Fat Frau

Which breed of hunting dog is the tenderest?

Which one has the most meat?

R47 ask that dude in Pennsylvania

Blatino Husbear

Venison if cooked right is quite nice. Had a version in a blackberry glacee at a high end restaurant that was delicious. My step-father hunted. My mountain woman aunt shot a bear and gave us some sausage. Fatty and made a greasy mess all over my mom's kitchen, pissing her off. Don't remember much else. Elk is supposed to be quite good.

Chicken.

What, no armadillo????? Despite the threat of leprosy, armadillo is worth eating. I'll spare you the suspense and say that yes, it tastes like chicken. Chicken that you have to pry out of articulated, bony plates.

I said it was good, not easy. 🦥(closest I could get to an armadillo)

Moose. It's like the tofu of the game world.

R53 My moose scramble is to die for!

Mike Hunt

Partridge

Where, R56?

Coyoteee

OP after a glorious stampede of elk, caribou, boar, and bison.

R56, i am from Portugal. Here is an expensive dish, you can find it in some restaurants, usually baked in a pie. My mother does them on Christmas day in the oven, with a white sauce and fried bread. It is delicious.

I have no idea how common they are in other countries (except Spain, where they do it with a vinaigrette sauce).

^ i meant r57

This truly souds hideous but fried frog legs taste like lobster.

Cage meat is the veal of the matter.

But, of course, by definition cage meat is not hunt meat.

Hunt meat.

You all know what mine is...

I've had wild boar, rabbit, venison and squirrel. I liked all of them. I liked the boar the best.

I do not eat game. Just can't. Once tried venison and once had rabbit stew, many years ago. Can't do it.

I love wild boar, every Sunday after we'd drop our bales to the cotton gin, Miss ReRe would watch the young ones while daddy and I would snare us a young boar, which usually gathered at the bottom of the holler. Mama would would put the boar along with turnips or whatever she had into a dutch oven into an open fire, that would cook all day. All the rest of the meat would go into the smokehouse and we'd enjoy it several months down the road, sometimes daddy would batter with Miss Jennie at the Hollingsworth mercantile and he'd trade for shoes and school supplies.

I like seitan, but the season is so very very short!

Grilled rat snake

[quote]R23 I've been served venison carpaccio at two separate events

I thought this said “venison [bold]cappuccino[/bold]” (!!)

Rabbit is just chicken with flaps.

Partridge I’ve only ever ended up with half of because the hunter in question would blow the back end right off of it. Or at least that’s what it seemed like.

Caribou have dead eyes. Probably laced with prions.

They’re not very good conversationalists, either.

Pheasant by far. My dad had a friend who hunted and would give us pheasant for Christmas. Tastes like chicken but richer.

I'm partial to wild cat.

Well, this certainly is a change from the recent spate of Joan Crawford threads....

I’ve had some delicious wild meat, it is all about how it is prepared though.

The wild boar I've had was a stew imported (canned) from Germany, while the squirrel I've had was shot in Kentucky by my Appalaichan neighbors. I've always wanted to try pheasant and grouse, but they're pretty expensive on D'Artagnan's website.

My mom used to make Hamburger Helper with ground venison when we were kids. I loved it

Twink

[quote]Elk is much better.

How do you feel about Shriner? Or the occasional Odd Fellow?

Except for anything porcine, a lot of the game sausage or chilli are cut with fat, generally domestic pork. They're really lean on their own and not particularly tasty.

[quote] Except for anything porcine

That includes Canadian tennis player Milos Raonic.

Cock

[quote] Don't eat sea turtle meat.

Use your favorite hunt meat in your favorite sandwich.

Other. None.

Beef Kroger markdown bin

Swimmers dressed like seals.

'Unt meat.

Elk steaks are pretty delicious. They serve plenty of those near Yellowstone.

Young and tender.

Kangaroo, although it’s available in most supermarkets in Australia so it doesn’t necessarily need to be hunted.

Bison burgers are to die for.

Filet O' Twink

Selv hunted elk meat.

Great big fat persons.