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Dear everyone-- We've launched a new website for our sporting books and are wanting opinions from knowledgeable folks on how it looks, works, etc--and...
Nancy Whiting
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Nov 7, 2003
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John and I took Shana and Evan out last Sat for mostly pheasants... And we did get their noses into some birds... Here's a couple pictures... Evan's 10 months...
Nancy Whiting
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Nov 7, 2003
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... the instructions. I'd love to see them. Well, gun deer hunting season opens here in the morning and I told him he better go as we are out of ground...
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We've got some birds in the freezer... Gonna pull a couple out for a meal next week, I think. Try something different. Any idea from anyone? ... ...
Nancy Whiting
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Nov 8, 2003
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... I am very busy but you can do it. Go to home page and where it says search. write in pheasant. Love Linda...
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Nancy Whiting
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Good morning and Happy Thanksgiving, I am looking forward to my wild duck and wild rice casserole and his wild turkey and wild stuffing/dressing for...
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Nov 26, 2003
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I wouldn't want this club to dissapear. I have not been posting, but I do enjoy the recipes. Dave ... notices ... on ... year ... clean...
Dave Jones
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Nov 27, 2003
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I'm preparing to do a roast wild goose for Christmas... John got the bird earlier this week. Does anyone know whether brining would be useful on the goose, as...
Nancy Whiting
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Nov 28, 2003
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I really wish more folks were posting. I love to get recipes, and game recipes are harder to come by by usual channels. ... __________________________________ ...
Nancy Whiting
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Nov 28, 2003
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I've gotten three posts on keeping this site!! Two other members and I will have it!! (One wrote me privately and wants me to post it when I have time so by...
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Dec 1, 2003
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Wild goose is very gamey, so the brining will help a lot.I have never done a domestic turkey, however LOL Dave...
Dave Jones
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Dec 1, 2003
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For poultry, brining works wonders... what brining does is ensure that the bird retains moisture while you cook it. I will never again cook a domestic turkey ...
Nancy Whiting
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Dec 1, 2003
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Thanks, Dave! I love goose, but haven't tried to brine one yet, so I'll try this time. My inlaws cooked for thanksgiving, and since I had roasted the turkey...
Nancy Whiting
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Dec 1, 2003
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... wild turkeys too. You mentioned domestic turkeys so do yall not have a hunter of wild turkeys? Thanks for the information. I hadn't thought about it. We...
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Dec 1, 2003
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a trick i used to use on canadian honkers when i bothered to roast them whole was to to add a couple of cups of water to the roaster and cook in a slow oven, ...
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I went to the home page and typed in roast goose and had 25 old messages come up; the only one, I think, was the one that I just posted. It is nice the way...
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Venison factors that affect the taste and tenderness. age of deer sex of deer diet winter severity parasites stress on animal before shot shot placement stress...
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Dec 1, 2003
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carp fish 1 Tbsp. vinegar 1 tsp. salt Cut fresh carp in hunks and pack in pint jars. Add 1 Tbsp. vinegar and 1 tsp of salt to each pint jar. Pressure cook for...
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John hunts them--but rarely gets one. I would cetainly try it, given the opportunity. I've got several good goose recipes. We get canadas way beyond the...
Nancy Whiting
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Dec 1, 2003
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I often quarter a lemon and chop up onion and roast inside the bird--turkey, chicken, goose, duck. I don't stuff any more--shorten cooking time, and the breast...
Nancy Whiting
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Dec 1, 2003
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... As my lone contribution to this list, I have to add to this note that getting the deer cooled off right now! can make a world of difference in the taste....
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Dec 2, 2003
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Absolutely!@ Proper prep is essential to good meat. No luck last weekend for John-- he had a nice young buck in hand, but couldn't tell if it had the tine ...
Nancy Whiting
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Dec 2, 2003
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Glad you wrote., We moved to the Hills here two years ago. Recently I met a local woman my age who had killed a buck the first day of season and she told me...
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Dec 2, 2003
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In my experience 2 things are paramount for quality venison. First I agree with you all that getting the hide off and the heat out is important. The other for...
Tom T.
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Dec 3, 2003
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Know what you mean. We have a 3 point min on Mule deer here so of course I saw all sorts of forked horns. But I did get a real nice cow elk with a flintlock,...
bpwilly
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Dec 3, 2003
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I have heard that when you hang then for a while like a week, the muscle fibers start breaking down and the flesh gets more tender than it would have been. I...
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Dec 3, 2003
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Hanging or aging, meat isn't done as much as it used to be--for domestic meats, it adds to production time, it causes weight loss, and so it costs more. But...
Nancy Whiting
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Dec 3, 2003
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aging venison... u need to age meat around 40 degrees. it can be aged when its packaged in a refridgerator.. it can be aged when its...
Kim Richardson
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Dec 3, 2003
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I've got some good ones. John love bird hunting (we have two english setters, one an established professional, the other an 9 month old, very very promising...
Nancy Whiting
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