The taste of wild turkey ?

[7.62mm]

most definitely the deep fryer. Usually have a pretty good feed from a turkey, what ever is left over, gets made into soup....MMMMMMM Turkey Soup

 

[ckc123]

1) damn tasty.. first bird home per year does not even last 4 days at our place

2) They can be very juicy.. just don't over cook it (as with any wild meat)

3) I thinly slice , batter and fry mine.. (Breast) wings/Legs and other go to soup..

(I don't even go through the effort of plucking just take the breasts/legs/wings.. too much work other wise )

 

[Onagoth]

WHEN TURKEYS GO WILD!!!

Have you ever tried a Smoked Turkey? It's done like a ham with brine and a smoker:

http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&a...=&as_occt=any&cr=&as_nlo=&as_nhi=&safe=images

That photo is awesome

 

[Rebel3.0]

We dont have a turkey season in NS I hear its awsome

 

[Lionhill]

Waiting for Gatehouse. Dr Gatehouse.... paging Dr. Gatehouse.

LH

 

[Rammer Jammer]

Thats just way to much info!!!! There is no need to tell us about your chicken #### problems Rammer Jammer!!!!!
Slayer

I have never thought of it as a problem before...

 

[Boombb]

Sounds great,,,


Any turkey's in BC?

 

[snowhunter]

The most turkye's I have seen is the area around Cranbrook, but I have also seen them in the Okanagan areas of west of Westbank, and I am told by follow Gunnutz that those tasty critters are plentyfull around Vernon also. I read in www.HuntingBC.ca that the area east of Osoyoos towards Mount Baldy also should be good for hunting turkey. I guess the trick is to call them in the spring season.

 

[sjemac]

They taste like a 20 lb ruffed grouse. Excellent.

 

[cmoney]

I've seen a lot around the Invermere area.....mostly in neighbors backyards and such...a buddy bagged one in skoomum a few days ago. I'm going up past horsethief creek tomorrow..if I get out early enough hopefully I'll be able to at least find a roost or something,