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Which do you like better? Hissers, honkers, or quackers?

>> No.9825491
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>>9825403
pusy

>> No.9825494

>>9825403
I have honkers and quackers and I love them all <3

>> No.9825749

>>9825494
which is tastier?

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>>9825403
anime girlsp

>> No.9825792

>>9825749
Goose meat tends to be a little gamey, but when it's cooked well it has a nice beefy flavor. Duck can also be gamey but it tastes more like chicken.

imo duck is better, especially when the skin is nice and crispy

>> No.9825863

>>9825792
I like gamey fucking why don't people

>> No.9825865

>>9825863
gamey flavor originates because the meat has slightly decomposed

>> No.9825882

>>9825403
Do people regularly eat swan? Is it tasty? Is that even something you can buy at a butcher's? I remember a story a while ago of some pollacks in England slaughtering and eating swans but I figured that was just Poles being Poles

>> No.9825890

>>9825865
>>9825863

Gamey just means it's been eating weird shit. We used to hunt grouse up on my grandpa's ranch, and if you caught 'em at the wrong time of year, all they had been eating were these bitter olives left to grow wild after the Spaniards fucked off, and goddamn did those birds taste bad.

>> No.9825913

>>9825865
Fucking retard.

>> No.9826115

>>9825913
Litt rude

>> No.9827437

i like a nice hiss

>> No.9827452

For me, it's swoose, the tastiest bird

>> No.9827495

I've only eaten quackers, and only really worked with quackers. Honks and hissers are a real pain to deal with, from what little experience I have.
If/when I get some land I'll definitely raise ducks for pest control, eggs, and meat. They are pretty easy to work with and they don't have sharp beaks that damage plants like chickens do.

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>>9827495
Experience? What context? Also what about hissonkers?

>> No.9827536

>>9827505
I used to do some volunteer work with a small farm. They typically had a few dozen ducks at any given time, which were given pretty much free range.
They can be noisy, but compared to chickens, or especially larger fowl like geese, it's nothing really noteworthy. My dealing with geese and swans is limited to feral animals, which are aggressive and deceptively strong. They also leave these little logs of shit everywhere, while ducks poop more like smaller birds. Duck poop is gross, but it washes away pretty easily, goose shits will sit on a field for a while, even with rain, before really going away.