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Didn't even look like they skinned it...



No thanks.

Not saying I wouldn't. I've just not been that hungry yet. wink
TV is stupid. This sure confirms it.

I've no issue with skin, season, cook, but burning the hair off....

Stupid.
Looked a mite to RARE for my taste in roadkill, and other carrion.

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Obozo would eat it, he's said he likes dog meat. I'll pass.
Had a friend in Arizona that tried frying some coyote backstraps. (RIP Daryl, buddy)

He told me you couldn't stay in the kitchen while it was cooking. It was a young of year female too.
I typically dump my coyote carcasses in an open cornfield within sight (but way down wind) of the house. For years I've watched buzzards pass over those coyotes without taking a bite. They'll eat a red or gray fox carcass, but won't touch the coyotes. As a matter of fact the only thing I can confirm will feed on a coyote is a possum, and then old if it's been a really bad winter.

I hope those idiots get worms.
My neighbor eats bobcat pretty regular.
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I hope those idiots get worms.


Ya, I was thinking that's could be trichinosis city eek
I am as carnivorous as they come.

If I had to, HAD TO mind you, I'd butcher and cook a coyote.

Otherwise, I am never, EVER, eating a freaking 'yote. Sorry.

No prairie dogs either. Or rats.

Some things just ain't for eating, unless we are in survival mode.

Blech!

...or snake. I don't care if it tastes like chicken.
Originally Posted by AcesNeights
...or snake. I don't care if it tastes like chicken.


It doesn't...well, at least not fried rattlesnake, anyway smirk

edible, not horrible. Would only eat it again if I had to smirk
white footed rat is not bad.
Originally Posted by bbassi
I typically dump my coyote carcasses in an open cornfield within sight (but way down wind) of the house. For years I've watched buzzards pass over those coyotes without taking a bite. They'll eat a red or gray fox carcass, but won't touch the coyotes. As a matter of fact the only thing I can confirm will feed on a coyote is a possum, and then old if it's been a really bad winter.

I hope those idiots get worms.


I can tell you for a fact that the Ravens and Magpie's down in No.NV will clean a Coyote carcass down to the bone in just a day or two......



Which is fine with me because I have no desire to eat one........ever....


BTW.....that video's been around for years.....it was stupid back then and remains stupid to this day....
Originally Posted by Birdwatcher
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I hope those idiots get worms.


Ya, I was thinking that's could be trichinosis city eek


Too late. he's already got it. Under cooked bear, gave a warning to future zombies. They're screwed.

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Made a big loop one morning coyote hunting. Killed one around 8am, when I looped back by same spot around 2pm, watched a flock of ravens and a lone bald eagle take off where I had shot that coyote. I walked out to see how they had done, that carcass was picked clean, literally, every rib bone, leg etc, picked clean.
To be fair I've got to admit that I like his show. It's one of the few I'll watch. The guy has a passion for hunting and most of the stuff he cooks is incredible.

I believe the burning off of the hair was akin to the way he saw dog prepared in I think Viet Nam.
Eating any animal that feeds on carrion is just plain dumb.
I won't eat snakes,or bull balls either !!!
In some parts of PA groundhog is considered a delicacy. They can have all of mine!

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Originally Posted by AcesNeights
...or snake. I don't care if it tastes like chicken.


We had about 8 rattlers on the pit last weekend. GOOD eats that.
Originally Posted by sawbuck
My neighbor eats bobcat pretty regular.


yeah but when you skin a bobcat the meat looks so good you almost feel like you're being wasteful to throw it out..

A coyote, not so much
Originally Posted by RickBin
I am as carnivorous as they come.

If I had to, HAD TO mind you, I'd butcher and cook a coyote.

Otherwise, I am never, EVER, eating a freaking 'yote. Sorry.

No prairie dogs either. Or rats.

Some things just ain't for eating, unless we are in survival mode.

Blech!

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Vietnamese ate puppy dog. I was in Viet Nam, just sayin. BBQ bats were pretty good too.
i ate dog in korea.

it tasted like dog. in korea.
Originally Posted by gunswizard
Eating any animal that feeds on carrion is just plain dumb.


Yep!

And take THAT !!!
all you catfish eating knuckleheads.

Except for flathead (good eating), they're fun to catch but they're best thrown up on the bank for the scavengers.
A buddy of mine, a practical joker, made a batch of yote jerky one year.

Fresh kill. Meat properly handled for best results. His best recipe, a decades old recipe liked by all that ever had it.

That chit was NASTY!

Everyone that tried it spit and threw it on the ground.

He laughed his ass off!

Then tell what it was.

More than a few of us threatened to drag him out back and kick his ass.
Which just made him laugh all the more.

Had some bear jerky down in Mejico once.

Greasy, nasty chit it was... sick
Well, I dunno. I suspect if you burn the hair off a cougar your eatin' days are over. Certainly on that one.
Originally Posted by las
Well, I dunno. I suspect if you burn the hair off a cougar your eatin' days are over. Certainly on that one.


A well maintained cougar doesn't require any hair burning.
YUCK... I think the ONLY way I would ever eat an old stinky coyote, is if I had not had another bite of food in 6 weeks.

Just goes to show you, anybody will do anything on TV to get their 5 minutes of fame, or in the case, infamy !
Originally Posted by mikeone
I won't eat snakes,or bull balls either !!!


More for me!
Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Had a friend in Arizona that tried frying some coyote backstraps. (RIP Daryl, buddy)

He told me you couldn't stay in the kitchen while it was cooking. It was a young of year female too.

This ^^^^^ I boiled a coyote skull one time for a skull mount after two local taxidermists refused to mount it. The ONLY good thing about boiling the skull was that I did it outside on the side burner of the grill. About half way thru the process, I could barely get close enough to the grill to refill the water in the boil pot due to the wretched odor.

Survival mode, maybe. Voluntarily, never.
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