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ecoaster
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recipes for everything

Post by ecoaster »

Found this page today. Tons of recipes for all types of game and fish.

http://www.sportingchef.com/rc.asp?m=t& ... n=Big+Game
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sunset
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Post by sunset »

Thanks for this link, I'm always looking for new recipes.
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kev
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Post by kev »

thank's for the link. Put it in my Favorites.
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Post by R.J. »

cool link ... thanks
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hikerman
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Post by hikerman »

cool thanks, I was up in kirkland lake last week working and this guy mention that porcupines that are goog eaten'. I don't see a receipe there so I doubt it.
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Post by tkstae »

Thanks for the info ecoaster. I'll save this one for futher use.
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A.W
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Post by A.W »

Here's another.

http://www.justgamerecipes.com/index.html
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Big Al
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Post by Big Al »

Dog gone, A.W. how about warning folks to put on a bib before checking out that link! I saw Dutch oven for wild game, now I've got a mess on the keyboard to deal with.
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Post by A.W »

Big Al wrote:Dog gone, A.W. how about warning folks to put on a bib before checking out that link! I saw Dutch oven for wild game, now I've got a mess on the keyboard to deal with.
Put some plastic wrap over your keyboard. :wink: :lol:
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Big Al
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Post by Big Al »

Good advise, I just wish somebody would come up with a taller Dutch oven. You ever have a problem doing a standing rib roast with moose ribs? Dern things got to be three feet tall!
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Post by A.W »

Big Al wrote:Good advise, I just wish somebody would come up with a taller Dutch oven. You ever have a problem doing a standing rib roast with moose ribs? Dern things got to be three feet tall!
Send them to me and I'll see if I can help you out with your dilemma. :shock:
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Big Al
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Post by Big Al »

I've had a problem with meat all my life, it always seems to turn to crap, in the end.
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