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7/31/2016 10:03:03 PM
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Squirrels
What type of squirrel is best?
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1 RespuestaDipped in sour cream
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1 RespuestaEditado por FightinFinn 2-7: 8/8/2016 5:30:28 PM
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3 RespuestasWhy would you eat a -blam!-ing squirrel?!
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1 RespuestaGrilled squirrel brains are the best. If you try really hard it almost feels like a half dried worm going down your throat, and tastes about the same
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1 RespuestaAlive and writhing around when you shove them down your gullet.
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3 RespuestasI usually just like the skin pan fried in bacon fat. Makes it extra crispy, and the fur adds that sort of bite you want when eating squirrel.
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4 RespuestasMild needs to see this.
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1 RespuestaFoamy hands down
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1 RespuestaRoasted all the way
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12 RespuestasEditado por isaac13d: 7/31/2016 11:30:31 PMHonestly? Squirrel potpie. Greasy little bastards on their own but make decent pie if you get enough. I've also had moose, bear, elk, deer, turtle, and frog. What I've noticed is that if your chef knows what they're doing it'll come out great no matter what they make. Edit: Forgot about rabbit, ate that too. Edit 2.0: Forgot about pheasant, had that too. Edit 3.0: Can't forget groundhog, little bastard almost caused an accident when he woke up in the backseat.
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