Eatting Coyote. Have you/Would you?
- Thread starter CyaN1de
- Start date
yummmmm sounds tasty I've always wanted to know what bacon and eggs tasted like coming back up
Coyote recipe:
4lbs coyote meat
1 bottle BBQ sauce (cheap)
1 onion, diced
1 head, garlic, crushed
6 bottles, beer
Combine all ingredients, except beer, in old garage-sale slow cooker.
Give slow cooker to neighbor you don't like.
Consume beer while eating delicious pizza and watching some type of sporting activity.
-M
4lbs coyote meat
1 bottle BBQ sauce (cheap)
1 onion, diced
1 head, garlic, crushed
6 bottles, beer
Combine all ingredients, except beer, in old garage-sale slow cooker.
Give slow cooker to neighbor you don't like.
Consume beer while eating delicious pizza and watching some type of sporting activity.
-M
LMAO..... I have the same recipe.... inject 12 where 6 is and change neighbor to mother in law..... add football
- Location
- windsor,ontario
its not bad ive had a bit just have to watch out for the sent glands
but ive tried things most would not including skunk witch is good
but ive tried things most would not including skunk witch is good
Ingredients:
1 lb coyote meat, chunks
1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
1/4 cup olive oil
1/3 cup wheat-free tamari sauce
6 cloves of garlic, minced
1/2 large onion, diced
Salt & Pepper to taste
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1 lb coyote meat, chunks
1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
1/4 cup olive oil
1/3 cup wheat-free tamari sauce
6 cloves of garlic, minced
1/2 large onion, diced
Salt & Pepper to taste
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I've eaten fox, raccoon, muskrat, beaver, raven, cormorant, seagull, crow, blackbirds, dog, etc.
I'd try coyote if I had to. But the interest in eating strange animals took a serious downturn once I got to Alberta and could eat moose, elk and deer instead.
Out of the above list, cormorant, muskrat and raccoon were the best.
I'd try coyote if I had to. But the interest in eating strange animals took a serious downturn once I got to Alberta and could eat moose, elk and deer instead.
Out of the above list, cormorant, muskrat and raccoon were the best.
I would not, could not eat a yap-yoddle dog.
Nor could I eat a fox -
With Junior Dos Santos I would rather box.
I would not eat it in my house,
I'd prefer to be infected with some form of louse.
I could not, would not, on a boat.
I will not, will not, with a goat.
I will not eat one in the rain.
I will not eat one on a train.
Not in the dark! Not in a tree!
Not in a car! cyaN1de, Superbrad and others just let me be!
I do not like coyote in a box.
Niether will I eat a fox.
I will not eat coyote in my house.
I do not like one with a mouse.
I do not like coyotes here or there.
I do not like coyotes ANYWHERE!
Nor could I eat a fox -
With Junior Dos Santos I would rather box.
I would not eat it in my house,
I'd prefer to be infected with some form of louse.
I could not, would not, on a boat.
I will not, will not, with a goat.
I will not eat one in the rain.
I will not eat one on a train.
Not in the dark! Not in a tree!
Not in a car! cyaN1de, Superbrad and others just let me be!
I do not like coyote in a box.
Niether will I eat a fox.
I will not eat coyote in my house.
I do not like one with a mouse.
I do not like coyotes here or there.
I do not like coyotes ANYWHERE!
rustysdream
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Saskatchewan
- Location
- Saskatchewan
The best way to prepare a bush mutt is to cook it up with a field stone, once it is finished cooking, throw it out and attempt to eat the stone.
- Location
- Dah Soo,ON
Recipe-
COmbine 4lbs Yote with 4lb rock
Add to slow cooker for 8 hrs,
Eat rock.
BUt seriously, some guy over on 24hr. shot a Timber Wolf, ate the tenderloins and said it was some of the best meat he's ever ate. And he looked to be a 50-60 somthing year old veteran big game hunter.
COmbine 4lbs Yote with 4lb rock
Add to slow cooker for 8 hrs,
Eat rock.
BUt seriously, some guy over on 24hr. shot a Timber Wolf, ate the tenderloins and said it was some of the best meat he's ever ate. And he looked to be a 50-60 somthing year old veteran big game hunter.
- Location
- Dah Soo,ON
You ####ing beat me to it!!!!! BY SECONDS!
delta1
CGN frequent flyer
Marsh Rabbits are Muskrats, in some high end european restaurants are an expensive meal. I have eaten them here at home and they are very tasty.
regards
- Location
- Saskatchewan
If it makes you feel any better your recipe was much more in depth and answered a lot of questions that my recipe probably generated.
HAHA.......made my day with that one.
Never skinned one yet, I guess if it smells as bad as some say it does, I may not ever wish to try it.
I have not tried coyote or raccoon because they are rabies carriers.I did try porcupine before,it was OK and everyone wanted seconds (even after I told them what they just ate,LOL).Porcupine was a painful experience to skin though!
I once went to eat at my favorite Chinese restaurant in Surrey,BC and the place was barred up,looked like a jail! I later found out that this buffet got shut down by the health board for serving cat and rat!!! My Hubby and I ate there like once a week.Now I think back,those dumplings just didn't have a pork like texture
I once went to eat at my favorite Chinese restaurant in Surrey,BC and the place was barred up,looked like a jail! I later found out that this buffet got shut down by the health board for serving cat and rat!!! My Hubby and I ate there like once a week.Now I think back,those dumplings just didn't have a pork like texture
