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have herd like chicken... but thats what they say about everything hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Angus
old german fella up the road from me said growing up his grandparents ate coon, said they would leave it hanging outside till it was almost green then granddad would say its time to eat that coon... i'll pass...
I can't eat it , the distinct odour of skinned coons drives me away , I'm sure if I was starving I could but as long as there is better stuff out there I'm eating that lol
Lynx is better .
I'm with Matt on this one. The thought of eating a coon makes me want to gag. I always say "that I'm not going to eat anything that has an a-hole on it that's bigger than mine! "The stink is nasty - usually covered in piss, with poop crusted -up around their ring. Stinks like human crap. Not high on my list.
I don't think that the part you are supposed to eat?!!!?? lol!Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenelon
Yup. "We want to eat it but don't want to know where it comes from."Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldenLakePete
Blissfully ignorant!
Just like spicy calamari. Cut and fry, no washing necessary.Quote:
Originally Posted by Angus
Thanks Angus - just sprayed a mouth full of coffee on my black Lab.
Was that 54$ US for a coon? If its legal to sell in the supermarkets I think we may just have a solution to the raccoon invasion on the city.
Poor puppy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenelon
Well oaknut made me taste a bit of my breakfast twice so don't feel bad !
Too red of a meat and strong to be very tasty on it's own.
Not bad flavor-wise if BBQd with sauce, but still tough.
Never has been hard to sell the meat in the States.