Grub?
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Re: Grub?
Tried the sheep bologna and it was good!
Wife & son thought so, too. I've found if my wife likes treats like that you can be sure the seasoning blend is good.
I'll have to find out what kind of sheep it was, but I know they've offered mouflon rams there, so I'm guessing it might have been that.
Wife & son thought so, too. I've found if my wife likes treats like that you can be sure the seasoning blend is good.
I'll have to find out what kind of sheep it was, but I know they've offered mouflon rams there, so I'm guessing it might have been that.
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Re: Grub?
You got that right Big , Fried turtle can't be beat Also love a big bowl of turtle muligan, It just don't get any better than thatBig58cal wrote:Just a regular common snapping turtletat4life wrote:Just curious,but what type of turtle you eat?do they all pretty much taste the same?and how is it cooked?thanx
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_snapping_turtle
I've had snapping turtles and soft-shell turtles, but prefer the snappers. The soft shell is a darker meat and has a stronger taste to me. As for cooking it, just roll it in seasoned flour and fry in peanut oil. Peanut oil has a higher scorching point than regular vegetable oil, so you won't get that burnt tastes.
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2010 Equinox/ Known as Doe Bow
Firebolts
Swhacker BH,s 125 grn
cheek pad /excell string
D-Bars
S-5,s
vixenmaster custom strings