/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.11560752]

Shot this tastey fucker. Does /ck/ like wild game?

[Anonymous No.11560755]

>>11560752
seek help

[Anonymous No.11560758]

Hung for 3 days to get all the blood out.

[Anonymous No.11560761]

>>11560752
Not particularly, but I like deer jerky.

>>11560755
Go away.

[Anonymous No.11560763]

Skinned and ready to be broken down

[Anonymous No.11560766]

Look at this hock. Yum.

[Anonymous No.11560767]

>>11560758
>>11560763
>>11560752
Meat is murder. Just reported this thread to the FBI for animal abuse you sick fuck.

[Anonymous No.11560768]

>>11560752
make jerky.

[Anonymous No.11560771]

>>11560767
I have a piece of paper issued by the state government that says harvesting wildlife is not only legal, it’s necessary. Your move, vegfag

[Anonymous No.11560779]

>>11560771
Tracking your exif data now. Triangulating with your IP... Ok. Done! I have your location and am now on my way to tear up your phony murder permit.

[Anonymous No.11560780]

Do you keep the organs? I don't know why but i get the feeling most hunters dump them.

[Anonymous No.11560781]

I've liked deer and reindeer whenever I've had them, but they are expensive beasts to buy.

[Anonymous No.11560783]

>>11560771
You probably shot it with your assault rifle 15 with extended clips, drumpftard. We all know 5.56 is designed to wound not to kill, you monster. Poor thing must have died in agony.

[Anonymous No.11560784]

>>11560758
>>11560781
What would blood sausage from venison taste like? I'm guessing intensely gamey

[Anonymous No.11560790]

>>11560783
Hope not, that'll fuck up the meat. A good hunter takes a clean shot to paralyze or brain the motherfucker instantly.

[Anonymous No.11560791]

>>11560767
i know this is bait but it has always been funny to me that vegfags are so opposed to hunting. it's literally the least cruel & environmentally impactful way to procure meat for the table

[Anonymous No.11560793]

>>11560783
I thought there would be no useable meat left on the carcass if shot with an assault rifle 15.

[Anonymous No.11560799]

>>11560780
i kept the heart. sometimes i keep the liver depending on its condition. It really depends on if its a gun kill or a bow kill. a bow kill usually leaves the liver in great shape. a gun kill not so much - when the bullet hits it sends shock waves all through the body and ruptures lots of the offal. I much prefer bow killed deer, but this one was gun. the liver was iffy so i left it for the foxes and coyotes.
Ive tried the lungs before? they were stringy and tasteless.
Deer kidney is quite strong tasting. not my thing.
The stomach is SO MUCH WORK to clean out to get tripe. Iv'e done it a handful of times. But usually killing a deer is a race against the clock - wanna get the thing field dressed and hanging before the meat starts to spoil, so im generally not going to take the time to rinse out the stomach.
heart is delicious as fuck tho

[Anonymous No.11560800]

>>11560793
that's only when you load the assault rifle 15 with minority-seeking armour-piercing bullets which instantly obliterate dark meat

[Anonymous No.11560801]

vegans are retarded, when the deer population gets too large the government literally hires people to go out on helicopters to shoot them down, at least with hunting people get to eat the meat and use something from the animal.

>>11560799
I heard stuffed deer heart is delicious, never had it though.

[Anonymous No.11560802]

>>11560784
eeesh. Deer fat has a really musky smell to it. the taste is unpleasant. No thanks.

[Anonymous No.11560804]

>>11560799
do you hunt with bow rifle and bow?

[Anonymous No.11560807]

>>11560801
>when the deer population gets too large
Hmmm I wonder whose fault that is

[Anonymous No.11560808]

>>11560783
go back to /pol/
>>11560790
.45 cal muzzle loader. not as much meat damage as a .50

[Anonymous No.11560812]

>>11560801
its so tender. and think about it- its an organ continuously bathed in hyper oxygenated blood. its SO good.
>>11560804
yes, i prefer the bow, but once gun season starts the animals are nearly impossible to get close enough to for a clean bow kill. And no center-fire rifles allowed here. only muzzleloaders or shotguns.

[Anonymous No.11560815]

>>11560808
>/pol/
>not back to /k/ where I came from
Did I take the "/pol/ boogeyman"-bait just now by replying?

[Anonymous No.11560822]

>>11560815
whatever its not about food you dick. MODS

[Anonymous No.11560831]

>>11560822
your post complaining about his post isn't about food either, I hope the mods ban you.

Pretzels.

[Anonymous No.11560839]

>>11560766
looks tasty

[Anonymous No.11560844]

>>11560752
not only did you misspell tasty, tasty is a fucking cringe word like yummy, only girls use it

[Anonymous No.11560848]

>>11560844
>he has unironic trigger words
Yikes sweety

[Anonymous No.11560863]

>>11560844
if op has a pair of boobs and took down that doe she is the queen of /ck/

[Anonymous No.11560879]

Hunter bros, I know nothing about it but I’ve done some reading lately. I had assumed that the ideal place to shoot for a quick, painless kill would be the head. But the Texas hunting license reading material recommends shooting just above and in front of the front legs, so as to get the heart. Is this correct? Is it because it’s an easier shot, or is there another reason?

[Anonymous No.11560908]

>>11560879
it's usually pretty hard to hit the head, which is why they recommend aiming for center mass, I aim for the lungs which takes them down pretty quickly and preserves the heart, but aiming for the heart is also a valid strategy.

[Anonymous No.11560911]

>>11560755
Cry more pussy

[Anonymous No.11560913]

>>11560779
BAsed

[Anonymous No.11560916]

>>11560879
Blowing the deers jaw off won’t kill it. It will just slowly starve to death. Anything in the boiler room (upper chest cavity) will kill it pretty much right away. It might run for a couple hundred yards but it will be dead in less than a half hour. Any gut shot in the lower chest cavity is bad news. Will take a day to die and you’re probably not going to find it.

[Anonymous No.11561012]

Look at this glorious shank

[Anonymous No.11561016]

a deer died for this thread

[Anonymous No.11561019]

>>11560799
If you have a manual bone saw (looks like a large hack saw) or I suppose you could use a hack saw, cut up the bones for venison stock. Really rich tasting. Well worth the effort. Don't use the spinal column, though, as that will contain the bacteria causing chronic wasting disease if it was infected.

[Anonymous No.11561021]

>>11560755
Yeah better let these things crash their own ecosystem.

[Anonymous No.11561029]

>>11561012
Check out this shank!
>*teleports behind you*

[Anonymous No.11561035]

>>11560752
nice
I wish my dad taught me how to hunt

[Anonymous No.11561057]

Leg steaks. They grill like shit but come out great sous-vide. I pre-season and freeze with herbs and some added fat, usually butter or pork fat.

[Anonymous No.11561071]

>>11560752
I live in the UK, i wish i could hunt my own meat like this and live off the land, only thing we can really do is fish, cant even hunt rabbits without needing landowners permission, theres no wilderness to just go hunting. Everyone is such a little pussy when it comes to hunting here too, they act like its the worst thing you can do shooting the poor animals, meanwhile they go and buy their factory farmed meat, the hypocrisy and ignorance is astounding.

[Anonymous No.11561088]

>>11561071
>cant even hunt rabbits without needing landowners permission

Is it really that hard to get landowners permission?

[Anonymous No.11561115]

>>11561071
Not gonna even mince words- the public trust doctrine that makes wilderness available to all and protects hunting from becoming only available to elites is the best part of America.

[Anonymous No.11561118]

>>11561016
underrated metakek

[Anonymous No.11561131]

>>11561088
Well theyre liable if anything happens when youre on their land so you or anyone else could sue them or they themselves could be prosecuted, unless you know them personally they are very reluctant. Maybe many years ago it might have been different but in modern times when you have to be very careful due to the law coming down on you like a stack of bricks.

[Anonymous No.11561165]

>>11561131
>Well theyre liable if anything happens when youre on their land so you or anyone else could sue them or they themselves could be prosecuted

It's the same thing here in the States (we are infamous for being lawsuit-happy, after all). But it's no big deal to find private land to hunt on. If you don't know any landowners personally (which seems statistically unlikely unless you are a shutin) then people will advertise in papers an online that you can hunt on their land. Depending on the species you want to hunt you might have to pay for it, or you might *get paid for it*. I've had farmers pay me to shoot rabbits, feral hogs, etc.

I once paid for the use of a deer lease, and the landowner explained to me that there was a mountain lion on his property and he had it on camera killing his goats and some of the young deer. He told me that it was a condition of the lease that if I saw it, I was to shoot it. If I wanted the trophy to mount it would have cost me $2k, otherwise I would be paid $500 if I let him have it. This was actually in our lease agreement.

[Anonymous No.11561179]

>>11561071
Doesn't scotland or wales have some areas for public hunting?

[Anonymous No.11561263]

>>11561165
>>11561131
in several states private property is OPEN to public hunting unless the property owner posts no trespassing/no hunting signs.

[Anonymous No.11561264]

>>11561165
that’s pretty badass anon
did you bag the cat

[Anonymous No.11561273]

I can get wild boar and alligator meat on the regular down here in florida. I'm no hunter though, I just buy it fresh and break it down at home. Can't really get deer a lot on the gulf where I'm at but I have eaten some fucked up birds illegally.

[Anonymous No.11561325]

>>11560752
Are you the anon who beats his wife in the pasta ?

[Anonymous No.11561350]

>>11561264
Nope, I didn't even see it. I did hear it though.

[Anonymous No.11561388]

>>11561350
DUDE THAT IS THE SCARIEST SOUND. i had one yelling at me while i was in a tree stand. it sounded like a woman getting gang raped. no lie.

i also heard a coyote vs turkey last week. the turkey lost, but the sounds were nothing short of alien.

[Anonymous No.11561429]

What's your favorite venison recipe OP?

[Anonymous No.11561452]

>>11561388
Yeah, it's scary alright.

A raccoon fight sounds like hell on earth.

[Anonymous No.11561936]

>>11561429
ill give you my two favorites
>Venison loin (backstrap)
>dry rub of ground coffee, black pepper, coarse salt, garlic and something piney like juniper or rosemary
>cut the rubbed loin into 1.5" medallions.
>shiitake mushrooms. or even portabella. cook just long enough to release water, but not a second more.
Hot pan. Thin coating of clarified butter. Throw in whatever aromatics you have on hand an cook just long enough to release some oils and then discard - star anise, fennel seeds, etc. Quick sear on the medallions.
Make a 2 minute pan sauce with the remaining clarified butter scraped up fonds, usually by adding some kind of berry. blackberry, blueberry, pomegranate seeds, lingonberry, it all works great.
Usually i serve with some kind of root veg puree like celery or sweet potato and a hard green like brussles. It doesnt really have a coffee taste, the rub gives it some earthy tones. Its really nice and goes great with the mushrooms.

Recipe 2: venison cassoulet with chestnuts
This one is a pain in the ass, but its worth it. Check out Emerel's venison cassoulet recipe. generally I follow that (no reason to retype it here) except i add roasted chestnuts, and instead of andouille, i use my own spicy sausage made from venison cut with pork fat, white potato and red pepper flakes. cassoulet takes a while but its so good.

https://emerils.com/123518/kicked-venison-and-sausage-cassoulet

[Anonymous No.11561977]

>And no center-fire rifles allowed here
Joisey?

[Anonymous No.11561998]

>>11561977
even worse

[Anonymous No.11562007]

>>11560779
>exif data
>On 4Channel

[Anonymous No.11562013]

>>11560807
It's humanity's fault that the deer population can get so out of control in populated areas or those stripped of large predators. That's why we have a responsibility to mitigate the damage.

[Anonymous No.11562130]

>>11560755
This anon is correct. Get some help.

It's a lot easier to butcher game with a friend or two, and it means the meat will hit the freezer sooner, which is better.

[Anonymous No.11562134]

>>11560799
Most hunters I know try to salvage the heart and liver, then donate the rest to the critters.

[Anonymous No.11562143]

>>11560752
I only eat wild game no farmed meat for me

[Anonymous No.11562148]

>>11560879
>get the heart. Is this correct
Heart / lungs, yes.

[Anonymous No.11562155]

>>11561057
Does cumin go with venison????

[Anonymous No.11562166]

>>11562155
I'm always cumin when I shoot a deer.

[Anonymous No.11562170]

>>11561071
Just buy wild game if its for food
If you just wanna go hunting then I know your struggle

[Anonymous No.11562174]

>>11560752
why do you post this edgy shit?

[Anonymous No.11562177]

>>11562130
>get some help
You really don't need it for deer, if you are not a twink faggot or you shoot a trophy, you can clean a fucking deer by yourself. The only real difficult shit is when it's 5F out with a 15mph winds, that shit fucking blows

>>11560758
>Hung for 3 days to get all the blood out.
what the fuck? why? just clean it fresh and get that backstrap on the grill

[Anonymous No.11562180]

>>11560780
most hunters get rid of all the organs, I keep the heart though because i'm from Louisiana and that's just how we do shit

>>11560799
>>11560801
if you get someone who knows what they are doing, the heart can be one of the best parts of the deer

[Anonymous No.11562183]

>>11560752
I respect the fact that you are willing to kill and butcher an animal to eat. Most eat meat and refuse to even look at an animal dying.

[Anonymous No.11562195]

>>11562183
yeah lol most people wouldn't be able to stomach squirrel hunting, if you kinda get a shitty shot and hit their hinds, then you have to beat them on a tree to kill them, I hated it when i was a kid, probably because it took me 5 or 6 swings to kill it

but once you kill enough animals it doesn't even matter, it's just food, not a cogent being

[Anonymous No.11562203]

>>11562174
>preparing and eating eating meat is edgy

you vegans are annoying, no one likes you preaching, go away.

[Anonymous No.11562227]

>>11560752
Gamey shit. The only good cut are the backstraps.

[Anonymous No.11562242]

>>11562227
>t. woman

[Anonymous No.11562286]

>>11560758
This might be an insanely stupid question, but how do you prevent the meat from spoiling while you drain the blood? Is it just really cold there or does it take a while to spoil?

[Anonymous No.11562313]

>>11562286
just don't do it, it's very unnecessary if you clean it immediately, i've literally never drained a deer in my life and they have all tasted normal

also for colder climates, it's usually below 32 most nights because deer season is in the winter

[Anonymous No.11562332]

>>11562007
Hey I know that chink, she has a youtube food channel right?

[Anonymous No.11562336]

>>11562286
I think that anon is conflating two different things.

The blood drains out of an animal very fast. It only takes a few minutes. However, it is common to "hang" game for a period of time. This has nothing to do with "draining the blood out". Rather the idea is to let the meat start to partially decomose which improves its flavor. I don't mean decompose in the sense of rotting, but rather the enzymes in the meat start to break it down and change the taste. It's the exact same principle that's applied to beef or pork when you buy it at the supermarket--it's been aged (aka "hung") at the slaughterhouse before it even got to market. Hanging game is the same idea as wet-aging meat.

If you do it too long then yeah the meat will spoil, and it does need to be cold otherwise it will spoil too.

[Anonymous No.11562341]

>>11562195
>but once you kill enough animals it doesn't even matter, it's just food, not a cogent being
That's were I would argue you are wrong. I personally think killing comes from a dark place inside a human being. Even moreso when it is done for fun. I mean I do respect the fact that you kill to eat, even though it isn't needed, as opposed to those who eat meat and refuse to acknowledge the reality of how their food is processed.

[Anonymous No.11562342]

>>11560783
Ar 15s are basically just fancy hunting rifles anon...

[Anonymous No.11562358]

>>11561998
I'm so sorry, anon.

[Anonymous No.11562387]

>>11562341
As a cajun, i have killed literally thousands of animals, I 100% disagree, I think it has more to do with honor than evil. one thing that's always passed on is that you never kill for fun unless it's necessary(boars n shit) and to never mock the animals. i've even had friends who prayed over the body after killing bigger game like deer and turkey

personally I don't give a fuck, I love the way it tastes and there's no other factors in it, idc about honor, I don't get a sick happiness from it, I just want some good ass food

As for having fun while hunting, it depends, bigger game where you have to sit and track or wait long periods of time, i think the fun is the chase, the primal instinct that we all forget when we have food readily available, and fast hunting like duck and squirrel is more about the precision and fun.

combine that with the fact that hunting is commonly done with all the males and their friends, it's a bonding thing, saying it is evil means you've never been apart of a hunting culture

[Anonymous No.11562388]

>>11562195
>not a cogent being
Disagree. I've been hunting since I was 12 yo, starting with squirrels and rabbits, progressing to pheasant/quail and deer and I still feel sadness at the kill. It was a beautiful being in the full bloom of life endowed with the same spirit of life coursing through me. Worst part of the hunt imho, but I'm willing to subject myself to it for the meat. You'd better believe I waste none of it, though.

[Anonymous No.11562413]

Been eating moose meat omelettes all week, until today I decided to make it into chili.

[Anonymous No.11562421]

>>11561131
>>11561165
>It's the same thing here in the States (we are infamous for being lawsuit-happy, after all).
Eh? It's the opposite I thought. At least for NY:
>I agree to conduct myself safely, responsibly, and law-fully, respecting the landowner, property, and others using it. I accept the responsibilities which are part of the activities which I pursue. I agree to comply with the instructions of the landowner while on this property.
>I understand that the laws of New York State absolve the landowner from liability for non-paying recreationists engaged in hunting, fishing, trapping, boating, hiking, and certain other activities, except in the case of willful or malicious failure to guard or warn of hazards.

[Anonymous No.11562422]

>>11562388
hmm, that's weird, I understand what you mean as I felt similarly as a kid, because some of the shit was brutish, like beating the squirrels to death, cutting the throat on a deer, etc., but i haven't felt sad since i was a kid, maybe it's because of my culture? And the fact that it was applauded and the feeling you would get when your dad would bring you and the kill back to the camp and everyone was so happy for you and cheering you on, idk how anyone can see it as evil or sad

[Anonymous No.11562431]

>>11561263
Vermont is like this

[Anonymous No.11562435]

>>11562342
Nope, they're human killing machines and not at all good for hunting. A bolt action 30.06 is far more accurate and effective for hunting. If you see some fag hunting with an AR-15, you can be sure they have no clue what they're doing, and get the hell out of the area because they're the type of imbecile who will spray rounds into brush where they heard noise w/o identifying the target.

[Anonymous No.11562442]

>>11560780
When I was a boy my father taught me to take a bite to the heart when the deer was killed.

[Anonymous No.11562447]

>>11562435
You can use them for deer, you just have to aim well.

[Anonymous No.11562467]

>>11562422
I didn't mean to imply it was evil, of course, as I still hunt to this day. Idk, just has always affected me that way at the kill but emotion like that isn't really rational so I generally keep it to myself other than talking to my wife about it, irl. Just thought I'd mention it as a divergent viewpoint to yours as a hunter.

[Anonymous No.11562468]

>>11562435
30.06 is fine, if a little too large a round for whitetail. 30-30 or 308 is ideal. Also all this talk of hunting deer with an AR... Where can you hunt deer with a semi auto? I've never heard of this in the states

[Anonymous No.11562478]

>>11562467
ah, that's fair

[Anonymous No.11562479]

I enjoy game for sure. Particularly rabbit, squirrel, dove, pheasant, grouse and venison.

[Anonymous No.11562483]

>>11562468
Semi-auto is legal in my state and surrounding states, but it's the south.

[Anonymous No.11562493]

>>11562468
>Where can you hunt deer with a semi auto?
You can hunt deer with a semi auto in NY, barring areas like Long Island that don't even allow rifle hunting at all. I doubt you'll find that restriction anywhere on a state level.

For a competent person, using a semi-auto rifle to hunt deer should be akin to using a shotgun with slugs to hunt deer. It's about the swiss-army-knife "I can use my gun for everything" approach, not "I can shoot bullets faster weeeee".

[Anonymous No.11562991]

>>11562177
Small deer don’t benefit from hanging but big old mature deer really do. It’s a night and day difference with taste and tenderness.

[Anonymous No.11562996]

>>11562183
I’ve shot and eaten probably 50 deer in my life and every time it’s an emotional roller coaster. Heart beats out of my chest.

[Anonymous No.11563005]

If it's raised on a farm, sure.

I don't like lead shards or prions in my food.

[Anonymous No.11563006]

>>11562227
Bring this incorrect
>>11562286
As long as it doesn’t get above 42° A deer can hang for a couple weeks. And yes, it rarely gets above 40° Where I live between thanksgiving and March 1

[Anonymous No.11563009]

>>11560752
why did you kill a beautiful being, are humans next for you?

[Anonymous No.11563019]

>>11562313
I respectfully disagree, but I do admit that that the difference is subtle.

[Anonymous No.11563029]

>>11562341
It’s not exactly “fun” in the way a roller coaster is fun. Maybe it’s fun in the way that a horror movie is fun. It’s a radically emotional experience to kill megafauna. Fishing, on the other hand, is fun as fuck.

[Anonymous No.11563034]

>>11562388
100% this

[Anonymous No.11563046]

>>11560755
>veganiggers seething

[Anonymous No.11563062]

>>11563029
how is fishing fun as fuck; standing in the same spot for hours on end without catching anything, then when you do catch something you have to rip a hook out of a poor fish just to toss it back into the water; like what the fuck is the point of that shit? so fucking stupid.

[Anonymous No.11563079]

>>11562447
.223/5.56 is illegal in every state for deer. .23 is the min caliber

[Anonymous No.11563088]

>>11563062
>hours on end without catching anything
You're doing it wrong.

OR, sometimes that's the whole point. It's an excuse to get out and enjoy nature. Just chill for a while without the annoyances of modern life...

[Anonymous No.11563102]

>>11563062
>imagine not eating your catch.

[Anonymous No.11563109]

>>11563062
You’re doing it wrong.
>pic related

[Anonymous No.11563183]

So...this being my only hunting rifle, how bad an idea would it be to use it for deer?

[Anonymous No.11563192]

>>11561998
Hello fellow Massbro. North shore here.

[Anonymous No.11563213]

>>11562468
Semi autos are even legal in California although there are mag limits and other limitations they impose. They were selling AR's for $500 at a gun show last February and California doesn't have gun show exemptions so I know they're straight legal.

[Anonymous No.11563304]

>>11563183
The fuck do you have a safari gun for

[Anonymous No.11563311]

>>11563192
Super beef, cheese, mayo.

Source: lived in Beverly for 5 years

[Anonymous No.11563327]

>>11563079
Wrong.

[Anonymous No.11563328]

>>11563183
Is that a .458 Lott or a .416 Rigby

[Anonymous No.11563405]

>>11563102
Don't like eating parasites/worms

[Anonymous No.11563414]

>>11563183
a bit overkill but why not

[Anonymous No.11563443]

>>11563079
nigger you can use 308 and 7.62x39

[Anonymous No.11563448]

>>11563304
SHALL

>>11563328
Rigby

[Anonymous No.11564303]

>>11560752
Yep. Squirrel pies made with acorn flour

[Anonymous No.11564312]

>>11560780
I've made corned deer heart for breakfast hash and its pretty damn tasty

[Anonymous No.11564318]

>>11560755
This is the most ethical way to obtain meat, that deer had the opportunity to frolic, munch on grass, and fuck. He had to eventually succumb to the circle of life but i'm guessing the death OP gave this animal was much better than any sort of death you would meet in the wild.

[Anonymous No.11564332]

>>11560755

[Anonymous No.11564333]

>>11564303
Arkansas, Mississippi, or Alabama?

[Anonymous No.11564336]

>>11564303
you natives are something else

[Anonymous No.11564379]

>>11562991
>>11563019
maybe so, I hunt deer up near Natchez mississippi and i've never done it, most i've let them hang was on bitter cold nights where I just wait until morning to clean it

[Anonymous No.11564752]

>>11564333
Georgia. Drunken Squirrel with Pumpkin Dumplings.

[Anonymous No.11564769]

>>11560783
I personally use 5.56 because the wounded deer has to be dragged to a deer medic by two of his deer buddies.
I get three deer that way.
(But why not shoot the medic deer too?)
I'm not a fucking monster.

[Anonymous No.11564892]

>>11560755
get a load of this faggot

[Anonymous No.11565001]

>>11564752
What part of Georgia, my dude? Up in Dahlonega here.

[Anonymous No.11565060]

Both of those rounds are in the same weight class, except for 3030, which is about on the same level as blackpowder.

[Anonymous No.11565167]

>>11560755
thats pretty culturally insensitive you faggot

[Anonymous No.11565289]

>>11564333
>>11564752
Squirrel nowadays has an image of being whitetrash food but it's very good, all dark meat and nicely flavored since they eat mostly nuts and seeds. They aren't tame like suburban squirrels either so they can be challenging to hunt as they'll see and hear you so you have to walk into their area, sit motionless for awhile before they'll start coming out from hiding. Good training for deer hunting.

[Anonymous No.11565679]

>>11565001
White county...not to far from Dahlonega actually.
>>11565289
True most people associate squirrel with the ones they see in the cities. You couldn't pay me to eat those same goes for pigeons. If you hunt them out in the woods they are very tasty though.

[Anonymous No.11565843]

>>11565679
Yeah you're right down the way from me then. Well, happy hunting, fellow GA anon bro. Merry Christmas.

[Anonymous No.11565875]

>>11560791
Not only that, almost every dollar spent in hunting has a portion go to conservation efforts

[Anonymous No.11565923]

>>11563304
>safari gun
Holy shit imagine being this big of a bussy.
If you don't have at least steel-core .30cal readily available how the fuck are you going to take down a bear or elk or thicc hog.

[Anonymous No.11565932]

>>11563079
Actually the only states that DONT allow hunting with 2.23/5.56 are Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Iowa, Massachusetts, Virginia, Ohio, New Jersey, Washington, and West Virginia. 10/50 states is not 'every state'.

[Anonymous No.11566232]

>>11564752
dam that shits looks good. how would a spic like myself come around a dish like this? easily available in georgia?

[Anonymous No.11566237]

The best way to hunt deer is with a .22.
Preferably from out the window of your car.

[Anonymous No.11566245]

>>11565923
Oh look /k/ showed up with its little nugget

[Anonymous No.11566392]

>>11565923
>imagine being so poor you cant understand why a safari gun is needed
Topkek

[Anonymous No.11566402]

Venison tastes like shit, hunting deer is pointless

[Anonymous No.11566429]

>>11564303
Hank Shaw's recipes are fucking fantastic and it's always nice to see his stuff pop up in /ck/ hunting threads. I was actually going to make venison backstrap with morel sauce tonight, I will post the results later.

[Anonymous No.11566873]

>>11566402
I'm sorry that you've never had someone prepare venison that wasn't trying to treat it like a substitute for beef, but you are objectively wrong.

[Anonymous No.11567131]

>>11560755
you need more meat in your diet to counteract all the liberalism

[Anonymous No.11567252]

>>11567131
Stop falling for rightwing propaganda. I'm a progressive, hunt and fish and know many others who do likewise. I also know many knuckledragging mouthbreathers like you who never hunt but hoard guns for no reason other than substituting them for their micropenis.

[Anonymous No.11567260]

>>11562991
Does the deer not spoil from being out for 3 days?

[Anonymous No.11567281]

>>11560752
Deer sausage when cured properly, jerky that I've seasoned, and venison chili with carne asada chunks are my mainstays.

[Anonymous No.11567336]

>>11567252
>guns are only for hunting
Get fucked.

[Anonymous No.11567474]

>>11566232
Hank Shaw. Check his website out it has great recipes.
>>11566429
You should check out the Forager Chef. His website is similar to Hanks but with a greater emphasis on wild mushrooms. I made his dandelion bud capers for some trout I caught and it turned out great

[Anonymous No.11567486]

>>11565843
Thanks its been great so far this year. I'm hoping to get a couple of wild hogs so I have some pork in the fridge.

[Anonymous No.11567491]

>>11566245
That's a fucking Mauser, tard.

[Anonymous No.11567492]

>>11563304
Safaris, obviously.

[Anonymous No.11567500]

>>11563183
It will take down any deer in one shot. Which is good, since you'll only want to fire it once.

[Anonymous No.11567974]

>>11562195
>cogent being
stupid white trash

[Anonymous No.11568007]

Moose is pretty tasty, I found it to be better than deer.

[Anonymous No.11568367]

>>11567260
no, not at all. its below 40 here. no different than being in a walk in fridge

[Anonymous No.11568379]

>>11560758
>3 days
Huh?

[Anonymous No.11568393]

>>11567336
Nah but if you're a "conservative" who doesn't fish or hunt you're basically a woman, a faggot and gay. Also your guns are overcompensation for your micropenis

[Anonymous No.11568547]

>>11560752

good on you for butchering it yourself. people that use industrial scale processors are suckers. DIY.

[Anonymous No.11568565]

>>11560812
>no center-fire rifles allowed here. only muzzleloaders or shotguns

ugh, what state bro? those rules suckkk

[Anonymous No.11568578]

the only thing i'm afraid about hunting, are stray bullets from another person hunting

[Anonymous No.11569027]

>>11568578
Wear orange and don't go hunting with any vice presidents.

[Anonymous No.11569050]

>>11567252
>>11568393
You seem really hung up on a micropenis.
It's okay, small penises are very cute and feminine:^)

[Anonymous No.11569530]

>>11560752
I like, i prefer wild boar though over deer.

[Anonymous No.11569558]

>>11563183
lots of mess.

[Anonymous No.11569737]

>>11568547
most deer cutters around here charge about $100-120, and you KNOW they arent taking the time to get all the meat. Plus im reasonably sure they take a little tenderloin for themselves.

doing it myself ensures i get every grain of meat, i dont waste anything, everything is vacuum sealed instead of butcher paper, i can pre-season stuff before i vacuum seal it so it can go right into the sous vide, etc.

[Anonymous No.11569740]

>>11569530
if i was in the south it would be year round armageddon against those wild hogs. I would only sleep on weekends so i could kill as many of those fuckers as i could. not only are they delicious, they are destroying the south.

[Anonymous No.11569756]

hey this is a pretty good thread OP. learned a lot and i kind of want to go shoot a deer now.

[Anonymous No.11569818]

>>11569050
Cringe

[Anonymous No.11571290]

As some 30yr old who never hunted

How do i start

[Anonymous No.11571339]

>>11571290
where do you live?
best way to start is to find a freind who huts and ask him to show you the ropes. its a lot of work to start and it requires a fair amount of gear. Aside from your camo clothing and a weapon, you need a tree stand, some scent control stuff, binoculars, a rang finder, and of course access to property. All that becomes much easier and less costly if you have a freind who hunts and lets you borrow stuff.

[Anonymous No.11571492]

Californian
Don't have any friends who hunt most belive hunting is something barbaric and believe it's horrible.

So much gear to consider, thought it was get a rifle you knew how to shoot, good clothing, backpack and knife for gutting and preparing the animal and thats all you needed

[Anonymous No.11571532]

>>11560783
Pretty good bait. 7/10.
The fact that /ck/ veganfags are utterly nuts did make it easier for you, so I docked a point.

[Anonymous No.11571565]

>>11571492
>thought it was get a rifle you knew how to shoot, good clothing, backpack and knife for gutting and preparing the animal and thats all you needed
That IS pretty much all you need.

Just because there are massive catalogs filled with hunting swag doesn't mean you actually NEED any of it.

[Anonymous No.11571579]

>>11571339
You don't necessarily need any of that crap, except for the weapon. It depends on what you are hunting, how, and where.

I've hunted for 20 years. I don't own camo and never have. I rarely need binocs (where I live the shots are short enough they aren't needed). Scent control? Snake oil. Range finder? Nope, I don't take shots far enough to drop below my point-blank zero.

Don't fall into the trap of thinking that you need a bunch of silly shit to hunt. Sometimes you might but it's far from a certainty. It's a damn good idea to find a friend who will take you though, that's a great idea.

Also: most states require hunter education classes. Those cover basic knowledge, and they also give you great opportunities to ask around where to hunt, who to go with, etc.

[Anonymous No.11571580]

>>11567252
>there's dozens of us!

[Anonymous No.11571808]

>>11561016
Fuck, I lost.

[Anonymous No.11571863]

>>11567974
>y-you're white t-trash haha!

[Anonymous No.11571884]

>>11571532
>/ck/ vegans are utterly nuts
I can't believe people STILL fall for the bait all the time. I guarantee you 95% of "vegan" posters on this board are all false-flagging trolls.

[Anonymous No.11571899]

>>11560771
Oooooh daddy drumpf said so!!! Daddy drumpf gooood!!! Daddy drumpf needs his milkies sucked out from his mushroom microdick, retard!!!!

[Anonymous No.11571959]

>>11571580
t. knowledge of the world dictated solely by F(au)x News, Breitbart and Clear Channel propaganda
You go, bootlicker!

[Anonymous No.11572033]

>>11562227
You're not just wrong, you're also retarded.

[Anonymous No.11572048]

>>11563304
For giving the damned Zulu savages a jolly good tanning if they think they can take your mission station.

[Anonymous No.11572059]

>>11563448
NOT

[Anonymous No.11572066]

>>11571899
>the president issues hunting licenses

[Anonymous No.11572071]

>>11569027
>mfw

[Anonymous No.11572253]

>>11564303
Looks like disgusting failed empanadas

[Anonymous No.11573293]

>>11560755
*ahem* nigger

[Anonymous No.11573306]

>>11571899
>orange man very not good

[Anonymous No.11573344]

>>11560800
Okay, you made me laugh.

[Anonymous No.11574513]

>>11562442
yeah well our daddy taught us not to be ashamed of our dicks

[Anonymous No.11574542]

>>11560752
Too gamey for me

[Anonymous No.11574561]

>>11560758
retard

[Anonymous No.11575665]

>>11571579
>>11571565
>>11571492
You don’t “need” this stuff to kill animals.
For that, all you need is a weapon. But If you’re really going to learn to be an enthical hunter, you need to spend time in the woods during all four seasons. Learn the animals. Learn the patterns. Learn how they travel from food to water to bedding areas. Where do they go when they are stressed? How do they behave when they are nervous, calm, or straight freaked out. How do you manage wind and scent?

By far the easiest way to learn this stuff is to spend time in a tree stand and watch.

And I’m not sorry, no beginner hunter should be anywhere other than in a tree stand. A rifle bullet can travel a mile with enough kinetic energy to kill. New hunters should only be shooting down where a miss winds up harmlessly into the ground.

These other anons are correct that you can walk into the woods, happen upon a deer, and kill it wearing street clothes.

But to really hunt takes time and commitment.

[Anonymous No.11575672]

>>11571579
>rarely need binoculars
How do you get to know the anmimals?
>range finder
How do you sight in your rifle to know what your zero is?
>scent control
Maybe it is snake oil, but an extra half second before you get winded is sometimes the difference
>ive hunted 20 years
Yep, you don’t need this stuff because you’re experienced. But you sure as shit needed help when you were new

[Anonymous No.11575683]

>>11575665
>Sitting
>Hunting
Pick one, etc
>>11575672
It's clearly regional advise, there are no 'deer stands" west of the Mississippi

[Anonymous No.11575813]

>>11575683
There’s also no spot and stalk without binoculars