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Andrew Sacco 01-07-2022 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by John Mazza (Post 352360)
For our New Year's Eve dinner, I made pheasant tikka masala, with a side of saag paneer & brown rice. Washed down with a good beer, it was a nice ending to 2021.
Wow! I make shrimp tikka masala and that is recent dish for me, and I LOVE IT (with chick peas). Will have to try it with a bird.

John Mazza 01-07-2022 03:51 PM
That does sound good (shrimp & chick peas). For days, I was thinking of making the goose breasts that I got back in November in a cassis & elderberry sauce. Then, on Dec. 30, my wife said she was in the mood for Indian food. You never know what we'll be cooking up next !

Mike Koneski 01-07-2022 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Andrew Sacco (Post 352345)
DUDE, I do believe that was MY IDEA :banghead: No venison stew for you!!!
Actually Julia raised it first. :bigbye:

Andrew Sacco 01-07-2022 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike Koneski (Post 352374)
Actually Julia raised it first. :bigbye:
Oh well then I'm not surprised. It was a great idea. When creativity comes up I rarely think of it being your idea Mike :whistle:

Mike Koneski 01-07-2022 06:26 PM
Good ideas are good no matter who’s idea they are. You and Julia will get credit, if we run with it. I have some notions running through my noggin on how to proceed.

Andrew Sacco 01-07-2022 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike Koneski (Post 352381)
Good ideas are good no matter who’s idea they are. You and Julia will get credit, if we run with it. I have some notions running through my noggin on how to proceed.
No cred needed Mike, I think from the posts here it's clear we all like to eat.

Milton C Starr 01-07-2022 10:04 PM
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Originally Posted by CraigThompson (Post 352272)
22 LR to the head . Or atleast that was the only choice when my grandfather was taking me . I’ve got a greatly changed Ruger 10/22 with a Whistle Pig barrel a enhanced trigger , regrouped headspace , a suppressor and a decent scope . This little rifle shoots Norma TAC 22 LR in very tiny five shot groups at 25 and 50 yards . But if the inclination for a shotgun kicks in I suspect a 28 or 20 with 6’s oughtta be okay .
I've always enjoyed squirrel hunting more than just about anything else. I think it's pretty much died out here though which is unfortunate probably goes for most small game hunting in my area though.

Mike Koneski 01-08-2022 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Andrew Sacco (Post 352383)
No cred needed Mike, I think from the posts here it's clear we all like to eat.
Maybe we should take a survey on who likes to eat and what their favorite game is?? :whistle: BWAHAHAHAHA!!

CraigThompson 01-08-2022 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike Koneski (Post 352447)
Maybe we should take a survey on who likes to eat and what their favorite game is?? :whistle: BWAHAHAHAHA!!
Palatable always worked for me as a primary objective bwahahahaha :rotf:

Andrew Sacco 01-08-2022 07:04 PM
I'm partial to birds well hung. Haha, do NOT read that the wrong way!!!

John Dallas 01-08-2022 07:41 PM
I read an article in the British magazine called The Field, which reprinted a hundred year old recipe which recommended hanging the pheasants until you could hear the maggots crawling around in the bird. URRPP

CraigThompson 01-27-2022 06:44 PM
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The first tree rat for Brunswick stew !

Andrew Sacco 01-27-2022 06:57 PM
Nice!

Milton C Starr 01-28-2022 10:07 AM
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Originally Posted by CraigThompson (Post 354303)
The first tree rat for Brunswick stew !
Theres nothing quite like squirrel hunting with a double barrel.
I was seeing some guys argue the other day about how a shotgun tears up squirrels, but I have never had more then 3 or 4 pellets strike the head. Same people usually advocate something like a 17 hmr which is one of the worst things you could shoot a squirrel with.

CraigThompson 01-28-2022 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Milton C Starr (Post 354355)
Theres nothing quite like squirrel hunting with a double barrel.
I was seeing some guys argue the other day about how a shotgun tears up squirrels, but I have never had more then 3 or 4 pellets strike the head. Same people usually advocate something like a 17 hmr which is one of the worst things you could shoot a squirrel with.
I shot that squirrel at about thirty yards with a 16 gauge with 32” XF and XF barrels . I was sitting in my climber treestand . Also had my suppressed 10/22 up the tree .

CraigThompson 01-28-2022 11:09 AM
It’s my intention to kill seven more tree rats . I think eight oughtta be enough to make Brunswick stew twice . If I only kill one or two per outing so be it I’m not in a rush :cool:


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