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Posts: 6,777November 2012 A pheasant ran across the drive into a field, hit a frozen puddle, skidded into the middle, the ice broke and it fell in the water. It was no' 'appy.
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Posts: 6,777November 2012OldGoldenVision said:
You set it up didnt yer... Bastid coulda croked...
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I used to shoot them but ended up feeding most of them to the dogs. Taste likeshite. -
Posts: 19,512November 2012 Really... Never tried it... If yer pluck n gut one a the critters al pop in and pick it up on me way to work...
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Posts: 6,777November 2012OldGoldenVision said:
Really... Never tried it... If yer pluck n gut one a the critters al pop in and pick it up on me way to work...
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Fuckthat, they stink. Get one from Tesco. I'll give you the fiver. -
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Posts: 6,777November 2012OldGoldenVision said:
Hahaha...
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Skinned and gutted a hare once. Looked like there'd been a murder, blood everywhere. Rabbits are easy, they peel like an onion. Pheasants though, the guts smell unholy, puts you off eating them. -
Posts: 19,512November 2012 So the pheasant... Is it the smell that puts you off eating it? I worked in a chicken factory. After the smell in there i didnt eat chicken for months.
Rabbit ive never tried, but growing up my neighbours used to eat it. Smell was sickly sweet. -
Posts: 6,777November 2012OldGoldenVision said:
So the pheasant... Is it the smell that puts you off eating it? I worked in a chicken factory. After the smell in there i didnt eat chicken for months.
Rabbit ive never tried, but growing up my neighbours used to eat it. Smell was sickly sweet.-----------------
Everything smells when you gut it but after hanging the pheasants they just develop an overwhelming stink. Just don't like the taste either. Prefer Partridge and Quails are gorgeous. Rabbits quite nice, thing is I always feel guilty after shooting one. There's no real need to be eating them when you can buy food easily enough without killing it yourself first. Thing is , I've eaten loads of rabbits but have never actually bought one. -
Posts: 19,512November 2012 I need to try all of these meats. Had the chance to try horse at lake garda but bottled it.
Rabbit, do you have to be careful with that or is it obvious when they have myxomotosis?
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Posts: 7,485November 2012Snowcone said:
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Sound, I've ordered the pheasant for me work Chrimbo meal like... -
Posts: 6,777November 2012OldGoldenVision said:
I need to try all of these meats. Had the chance to try horse at lake garda but bottled it.
Rabbit, do you have to be careful with that or is it obvious when they have myxomotosis?-----------------
Their eyes are usually a give away. Makro sell rabbits, about a fiver each I think. Horse is meant to be pretty tough and not that nice. Goat is lovely. Wild boars a good one, really nice. Have a look for a farmers market. Be prepared to get torn a new one price wise though. -
Posts: 6,777November 2012IdiAminDaDa said:
Sound, I've ordered the pheasant for me work Chrimbo meal like...
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If you get a hen bird, thats not too old, its alright. Give me a chicken any day though.
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