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One of my hunting buddies LOVES mergansers. He will pass up every other duck for a change to get one. Claims there are best plucked and grilled.

We always joke that if you fillet a merganser real thin and deep fry it, it will taste just like catfish


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Originally Posted by wildfowl
One of my hunting buddies LOVES mergansers. He will pass up every other duck for a change to get one. Claims there are best plucked and grilled.

We always joke that if you fillet a merganser real thin and deep fry it, it will taste just like catfish

You dislike catfish that much?
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Originally Posted by Sitka deer
Oh, they seem very proud of their willingness to eat ANYTHING!

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How could one induce a junket for them?!?!?!?


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Originally Posted by crshelton
coyotewacker,

Do not like cormorants? That reminds me of and old East Texas hunting buddy who called them "water turkeys" and killed every one of them that he saw. Pistol, Rifle or shotgun - he would blast away in his attempt to rid Texas of the ugly things.

He passed on some years ago and I do not know who took up the torch to rid the state of them.


I’m not in Tejas, but I never pass on a shot on one. Sumbiches will eat every trout in your pond. My late father in law called them water turkeys also. Local waterfowl hunters call them “double-enders” since both ends have a similar profile in flight. A load of steel 2’s or BB’s makes quick work of them. None of my Labs will pick one up! LOL. I guess they stink. Won’t pick up a Merganser either.


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Originally Posted by Sitka deer
How could one induce a junket for them?!?!?!?

We can take the "Rose" over there, ya??
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I would love to hunt puffins and would in a heartbeat if I could keep one to mount. We have them sort of locally off of Maine. Alas, they are off-limits...

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Originally Posted by Sitka deer
Oh, they seem very proud of their willingness to eat ANYTHING!



Just like natives all over the earth, like Alaska.


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Originally Posted by Sitka deer
Oh, they seem very proud of their willingness to eat ANYTHING!



Just like natives all over the earth, like Alaska.

What, a salmon buried for a few months in gravel is worse than a puffin????

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My dog won't even retrieve a merg. Gets in his mouth spots it out and leaves it in the river


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Originally Posted by coyotewacker
If you can eat a merganser you shouldn't have any problem stomaching a puffin....up here in Michigan there so many cormorants there needs to be a hunting season they taste like a puffin....

You've eaten both?


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Originally Posted by wildfowl
One of my hunting buddies LOVES mergansers. He will pass up every other duck for a change to get one. Claims there are best plucked and grilled.

We always joke that if you fillet a merganser real thin and deep fry it, it will taste just like catfish


Ask him if plucking makes them any better, pls.


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Two words: "Puffin McNuggets" laugh


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Muffin?


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I shot a coot one time and tried to eat it. Pure "Mud Duck." Threw it away. I took some city boys duck hunting once and one of them downed a water turkey. On the Texas coast that's what we call cormorants. They smell like rotten oysters so we never attempted to eat one. One snow bird lady killed one and thought it was a goose and no body had the heart to tell her different she was so proud of it. I'm not sure what a puffin is but have a feeling I'd rather not know. Now days the only thing that's wild and fly's besides dove, quail, grouse or pheasent, is a speckle belly goose or a sand hill crane. Maybe a pintail. Mallards around here get fishy too.


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I remember shooting a few "spoonies" in SE Texas as a "yute"..., the few we cleaned were full of parasites imbedded in the breast meat. No thanks.

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