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    Default Besides my dog would rip you apart. Just bring it on!

    "Besides my dog would rip you apart. Just bring it on!

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    Hi Matt,

    What kind of dog do you have-? Does he like doggie treats like 'Milkbones'-!



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    Default Re: Besides my dog would rip you apart. Just bring it on!

    Jack, Yeah you could give her a milkbone but she'd puke on your shoes.

    Matt

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    Default What a nice doggie-!

    "Jack, Yeah you could give her a milkbone but she'd p-ke on your shoes."

    {Matt}


    Yuk-! Ok, I'm staying away from Minnesota- Nothing up there anyhow except big, bad 'Deer Flys' that will eat you alive-!


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    Default Re: re: Joe's feels bad

    Quote Originally Posted by DeWayne
    Cut it up into 6-8in sections, season, fill the cavity with butter & oinions. Then wrap it up in some foil and let it slow roast in some coals. Even water snakes will taste good if cooked properly; go to use low heat and cook slowly else you run the risk of it being a bit tough.
    Yep, slow cook it keeping it moist, or cook it very fast. Possum and Raccoon are far tougher to make palatable, they're tough, greasy and have a strange aftertaste.


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    Default Re: re: Joe's feels bad

    Quote Originally Posted by Webmaster
    Quote Originally Posted by DeWayne
    Cut it up into 6-8in sections, season, fill the cavity with butter & oinions. Then wrap it up in some foil and let it slow roast in some coals. Even water snakes will taste good if cooked properly; go to use low heat and cook slowly else you run the risk of it being a bit tough.
    Yep, slow cook it keeping it moist, or cook it very fast. Possum and Raccoon are far tougher to make palatable, they're tough, greasy and have a strange aftertaste.
    Too many people ruin snake meat by frying it; if you want it fried you need to keep the grease from getting too hot. Not too bad pan frying in some olive oil and butter. I will agree with you on the possum, but obviously you have never eaten any coon prepared by a cajun. With the right spices, coon can be turned into a real delicacy 8) If you really want to eat some possum, pen raise one so you can control what they eat; it will still tend to be a bit greasy, but it will taste somewhat better.

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    Default Re: re: Joe's feels bad

    Quote Originally Posted by DeWayne
    coon can be turned into a real delicacy
    I believe the definition of "delicacy" is, this stuff tastes so horrendously bad that we have to come up with a reason why we are eating it.

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    Default Re: re: Joe's feels bad

    Quote Originally Posted by Sludge
    Quote Originally Posted by DeWayne
    coon can be turned into a real delicacy
    I believe the definition of "delicacy" is, this stuff tastes so horrendously bad that we have to come up with a reason why we are eating it.

    Russell
    Yet another that has never tasted what a cajun can do to most any critter it can get a hold to. We need to do a road trip over to LA.

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    Default Re: What a nice doggie-!

    Just a warning Jack, never put down someones land. Besides we have a heck of a lot up here beside deer flies! One we have the biggest mall in america, soon to be the largest in the world. We have many beautiful lakes. We even have lake superior, sounds to me like we have alot! At least we don't have the recluse spider up here, the one with the violin on his back end. See that Jack, and you better get away from him. Watch out for the giant crocodile and the hungry beaver! I almost forgot, have a nice day.

    Matt

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    Default Running Bear

    "Watch out for the giant crocodile and the hungry beaver! I almost forgot, have a nice day. " {Matt}


    No.....its: "Giant Beaver & Hungry Gator" here in Florida, Matthew-!

    & I'm sorry, I hadn't intended to dis-respect your 'Bath Tub' {Lake Superior} but then the notorius Minnesota Deer Flys are bad up there......you'll have to admit that-! BTW, how do you cook 'wild kills' such as Duck & Coon up in your neighborhood-?



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    Default Re: Running Bear

    Ok then hungry gater and giant beaver it is then!

    I don't cook racoon and duck... I have servants for that.

    Matt

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