I Peed A Little Bit
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I actually think they don't go well with bear. The bear meat overwhelms the buttery flavor of the mushrooms. Same with mountain lion. Also, have never enjoyed them on gator but I'm sure someone will come along and set me straight with that one.
When I was a kid staying a weekend with my Grandfather, he came rushing in one evening talking about having been attacked by a dinosaur on his front porch. He was obviously hyperventilating and sweating and manic, which is not like my grandfather at all. He was always the coolest, calmest man in the world.
My uncles were like, "a dinosaur?"
He was setting on the porch swing, enjoying his evening cup of coffee when a dinosaur popped its head through the shrubs, looked at him, made a weird noise and disappeared. It had a long neck, weird face, unlike he had ever seen. Needless to say, we were all spooked by this. My uncles were all grabbing rifles and heading outside to get a eye on this "dinosaur." I, of course, being just a kid, had to stay inside.
They finally saw something weird walking in the lower field, and they followed it, not wanting to kill something that may be extinct or really rare, or I don't know what they were thinking. But, eventually a lady pulled up in a truck and asked them if anyone had seen their llama. This was late 60's, and no one here knew anything about what a llama was. Ha ha, to this day, when I see a llama on someone's farm, I crack up a little.
My uncles were like, "a dinosaur?"
He was setting on the porch swing, enjoying his evening cup of coffee when a dinosaur popped its head through the shrubs, looked at him, made a weird noise and disappeared. It had a long neck, weird face, unlike he had ever seen. Needless to say, we were all spooked by this. My uncles were all grabbing rifles and heading outside to get a eye on this "dinosaur." I, of course, being just a kid, had to stay inside.
They finally saw something weird walking in the lower field, and they followed it, not wanting to kill something that may be extinct or really rare, or I don't know what they were thinking. But, eventually a lady pulled up in a truck and asked them if anyone had seen their llama. This was late 60's, and no one here knew anything about what a llama was. Ha ha, to this day, when I see a llama on someone's farm, I crack up a little.
I think you just need the right bear/mushroom combination.
If you can find a cow pasture, there’s a type that grows there that goes exceedingly well with polar bear.
Good luck!
This is a first. Never seen a disagreement over Moose before.
The real question is, were you smoking while hunting or not!? I think that debate still rages somewhere else on this forum. ?
Never had polar bear, just brown bear. The gamey taste is almost spicy. Makes it tough to pair a shroom with it ?
No way. Their sense of smell is extraordinary. You need every advantage you can get and reeking like tobacco isn’t one of them.
Black bear is much better.
You've never worked a meat processor operation outside of Jackson, WY then I take it. We argue about bullwinkle all the time.
I've had many an argument whether black bear is brown bear here in WY. I say they taste different but many say there's no difference. Whaddaya gonna do?
No clue. I'm not a fan of killing an animal and not eating it. I make an exception for brown bears.
Although, I have heard that an interior brown bear that's almost exclusively on a non-fish diet can be edible. I'm not sure there's any bear quite as good as a black bear late in the year when they're on blueberries, though.
Ya got my mouth watering. That sounds too good to be true.
In Colorado we only eat quality elk, not any of those 2nd rate game meats.
You can use the fat to cook with, too. It gets a subtle blueberry flavor to it and makes some incredible Pemmican and also some incredible buttermilk biscuits.
Damn Trout, the two pictures of you (your avatar and the guy in the picture) look like two completely different people.
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