Multiple Choice Question

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Originally Posted by skeeter1

Those mortgages are hungry beasts, mine eats everything:)

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Yup.. At least 70% of everything. Wynne gets the rest.

I hear you. But my wife would be surprised how much deer she has eaten over the years and didn't know it. Funny she has no problem eating beef even when I buy a live cow and have it sent to the butcher or chickens that I have slaughtered out back. Mind ya she didn't appreciate it when I had a before (live) aand after (all wrapped) pictures of the cow and brought them at at dinner (That was years ago).

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Originally Posted by bushcannon

Just brush it off. I get it all the time from non-hunters, especially women. My wife and step-Daughter are anti-hunting and if they start saying "Oh that poor deer or that birds is no longer in the sky" my reply is " You had no problem eating that burger or chicken breast"? I just ignore it. It sets them off every time.

Funny though, when I make a venison stew or venison burgers over the BBQ, it breaks my heart seeing my wife and step daughter eating Kraft dinner while my 3 kids and I enjoy a wild game meal.

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Topher - I'm with you.

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Originally Posted by topher

Put your foot down.. Your the man and wear the pants.. In my house you eat what I eat or u starve.

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I did put my foot down, she knows not to plan anything during hunting season and don't complain while me and the kids are enjoying baked mallard breast in honey/garlic sauce and she's stuck with a "Mc Cain hot pocket".

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

I hear you. But my wife would be surprised how much deer she has eaten over the years and didn't know it. Funny she has no problem eating beef even when I buy a live cow and have it sent to the butcher or chickens that I have slaughtered out back. Mind ya she didn't appreciate it when I had a before (live) aand after (all wrapped) pictures of the cow and brought them at at dinner (That was years ago).

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I hope the wife and my step daughter doesn't read this, but there was a couple of venison stews that passed for beef. Once I deep fried a wild turkey with wild rice stuffing, everything was OK............until a #5 pellet was found. Other than that, they were complementing me on the meal.

I have to hand it to my son, he's turning 14 in April, he went up to get a second helping of venison sausage and asked "does anyone want to split the last piece of real food before I make it vanish"?