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 Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: Brandon972]
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10/20/09 12:39 AM
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Bassassassin
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I accidentally ran one down on the way home from work teh other night. Mmmm tasty road kill !!  HMMMM....road waffles are good too.
Im a fishing FooL!!!
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Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: JCBfromTHF]
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10/20/09 12:42 PM
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Bilge Bait
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I knew a guy named Bubba (real name was Arthur, hence bubba) bubba has jedi squirrel sense. Bubbas favorite part of the squirrel were the brains. He would fry the head, just like the rest of the squirrel, crack open the skull and eat the brains. No BS. I seen it more than once. Bubbas reasoning is that to be good at squirrel hunting you had to think like a squirrel. Some people read a book to understand squirrel behavior...bubba eats the squirrels brains. Fried squirrel nuggets with dipping sauce is a friggin' delicacy. Do they eat squirrel anywhere else but TX?
Formerly "LoginName" - Changed to unify nicknames on multiple fishing forums.
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Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: mev002]
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10/20/09 01:36 PM
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fisherman dan
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I like to cook them in tomato sauce, like chicken. Very tasty!
Tight Lines!
God Bless
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Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: Bilge Bait]
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10/20/09 01:47 PM
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craigo
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Do they eat squirrel anywhere else but TX?
I'm from alabama and we ate squirrels there (people eat them everywhere)... best way I ever had them was slow cooked in a crock pot... very moist and tender, salt and pepper w/ some bbq sauce. gotta be real careful cleaning them to remove all hair from the meat and it's not easy to do it unless you've had a lot of practice.
 I don't live for the thump, but I sure do like it.
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Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: JCBfromTHF]
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10/20/09 02:17 PM
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JDB3
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Taste alot like rabbit, just have to pick the shot/pellets out of the meat sometimes.
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Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: Bilge Bait]
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10/20/09 02:21 PM
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mev002
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I knew a guy named Bubba (real name was Arthur, hence bubba) bubba has jedi squirrel sense. Bubbas favorite part of the squirrel were the brains. He would fry the head, just like the rest of the squirrel, crack open the skull and eat the brains. No BS. I seen it more than once. Bubbas reasoning is that to be good at squirrel hunting you had to think like a squirrel. Some people read a book to understand squirrel behavior...bubba eats the squirrels brains. Fried squirrel nuggets with dipping sauce is a friggin' delicacy. Do they eat squirrel anywhere else but TX?
yea i know people personally who eat the brains....personally i do not, just the meat. and yes, people eat squirrel everywhere
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Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: craigo]
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10/20/09 02:24 PM
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mev002
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Do they eat squirrel anywhere else but TX?
I'm from alabama and we ate squirrels there (people eat them everywhere)... best way I ever had them was slow cooked in a crock pot... very moist and tender, salt and pepper w/ some bbq sauce. gotta be real careful cleaning them to remove all hair from the meat and it's not easy to do it unless you've had a lot of practice. yes, i know the first time i cleaned the squirrels i had hair everywhere...its a pain in the [censored] to clean off. lol
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Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: JDB3]
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10/20/09 02:25 PM
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mev002
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Taste alot like rabbit, just have to pick the shot/pellets out of the meat sometimes. yep, it sucks if you miss one and bite down on that pellet..lol
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Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: mev002]
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10/20/09 02:29 PM
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Fish Killer
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squirrel and dumplings was greatness growing up.
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Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: JCBfromTHF]
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10/20/09 03:02 PM
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hook-line&sinker
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Squirrel is the fruit of the trees. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, sautee it. There's, um, Squirrel kebabs, Squirrel creole, Squirrel gumbo, pan fried, deep fried, stir fried. There's pineapple Squirrel and lemon Squirrel, coconut Squirrel, pepper Squirrel, Squirrel soup, Squirrel stew, Squirrel salad, Squirrel and potatoes, Squirrel burger, Squirrel sandwich... That's, that's about it.
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If you’re just going to grind them up, it’s not going to end well for anybody.”
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Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: craigo]
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10/20/09 03:03 PM
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grapevinekid
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Do they eat squirrel anywhere else but TX?
I'm from alabama and we ate squirrels there (people eat them everywhere)... best way I ever had them was slow cooked in a crock pot... very moist and tender, salt and pepper w/ some bbq sauce. gotta be real careful cleaning them to remove all hair from the meat and it's not easy to do it unless you've had a lot of practice. It's been a long time since I cleaned a squirrel but I remember skinning them which took all the hair out of play. Don't you cut their heads off and then skin them from the neck down?
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Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: JDB3]
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10/20/09 03:21 PM
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Keith Stone!
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Taste alot like rabbit, just have to pick the shot/pellets out of the meat sometimes. That's exactly what I think too. I'm not a fan of either but, would take both before I'd eat a duck.
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Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: JCBfromTHF]
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10/20/09 03:39 PM
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Boudreaux
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MMMM MMMM Squirrel and dumplins.
If I fished for money.........I'd be broke.
In a world of compromise.....Some don't.
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Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: Boudreaux]
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10/20/09 04:05 PM
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kodys'papa
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yep- grandma used to fry em up for sunday after church lunch
gravy and biscuits- greatness
Hooking a fish is like playing string with a cat. The exact size, shape, color of string matters less than how you wiggle it- and little cats are easier to fool than big ones. John Gierach
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Re: did a little squirrel huntin today.
[Re: mev002]
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10/20/09 04:15 PM
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SkeeterRonnie
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LOL!! nice shooting pardner! squirrel and dumplins sounds mighty tasty!!! cottontails are SO much easier to clean though 
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