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I’ve eat a few of them. They beat the hell out of going hungry!
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I had friends who cooked one and I tried it. Wasn’t bad. They roasted it like a turkey. Looked like a headless fetus in the pan.
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yep grew up eating them in West Virginia ,they considered a deliccisy their growing up their in 60-80's ,.Mom par boiled then then baked them with ramps .and she would roll them in flour and fry them . I have cooked them in crockpot .that good to .it is a dark meat . loved groundhog hunting
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A buds dad did. Said you want the young of the year.
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A buds dad did. Said you want the young of the year.
Build a 3X3 feedlot, top em off w/grain.
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I've had one roasted like a pig, in a pit. It must have been an older one, the more you chewed, the more you had. Great flavor, but tougher than a boot.
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