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What is your favorite tasting wild game meat? For me it is pretty hard to beat Pheasant or Duck! As much as it surprises me, as I'm a hardcore big-game hunter, I'd choose those two over everything else!
Favorite tasting wild game meat?
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Bobwhite for this gal. Doves are also a favorite. A good venison steak is also hard to beat.
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Elk and grouse...
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Elk and spring black bear.
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I like Black Bear as well.
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I have had some fall black bear that is pretty rank. I have shot two spring bears and both have been some of the best meat I have ever eaten.
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Wood Ducks and rabbits.
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Back in my twenties, I knew a girl that was pretty wild, and she was always game..............................now back to our regularly scheduled program........
I've tried it soaked, salted, and every other way. I honestly haven't ever eaten any wild game that I preferred over commercial meat. Best I've tried was maybe some fried rattlesnake in Texas.
.................now back to our regularly scheduled program........I've tried it soaked, salted, and every other way. I honestly haven't ever eaten any wild game that I preferred over commercial meat. Best I've tried was maybe some fried rattlesnake in Texas.
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I grew up eating a lot of venison, so I would have to say that's my favorite. I've had it ten thousand different ways and have never not liked what I was eating. That being said, I do love quail as well. There's a diner about 40 minutes from me in Summerton, SC (Summerton Diner for all you Carolinians) and they have a fried quail breakfast with sunny-side-up eggs, potatoes and biscuits and it's to die for. A little hot sauce? You bet!
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Yes I forgot Bobwhite ,quit hunting them a few years ago. They are good ,too many Turkey around now. Not a Duck lover you know the old saying "The best way to cook a duck in nail it to a pine board , cook it then throw the Duck away and eat the board .....
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I rarely buy beef and eat venison. Properly cared for venison is tough to beat, tender and no gamey flavor. Definitely my favorite. I'll eat duck but want it with bacon, roasted turkey is good provided it isn't overcooked and wild hog has a surprisingly mild flavor to it. I also eat a lot of fish and usually order fish at a restaurant.
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I'll eat anything that'll slow down long enough to stick a fork into. My favorites are hog and deer.
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