speaking of squirrels: would you eat one?

[Rick-o]

Yes. And venison, partridge, rabbit, turkey, and many other types of wild game. It's healthier than the meat counter offerings at your local supermarket.

[Racer X]

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/lo...ls29m.html

A local lady does it in the middle of Seattle.

[rz]

my in-laws shoot and eat them all the time. I've never tried them.

[Filliam H. Muffman]

You could likely live off them with as many squirrels as there are in Sactomato, assuming the homeless have not started doing that yet.

[Dennis S]

My Dad raised white rabbits when I was a kid. They were like ultra-white chicken meat. He didn't raise them but a couple of years because he didn't like killing them and ran out of other people to con into killing them.

[haikuman]

"Yes. And venison, partridge, rabbit, turkey, and many other types of wild game. It's healthier than the meat counter offerings at your local supermarket."

Agreed and ditto *(:>*:priate: I love wild game.
The prep and the cooking style are always the key to to delicious wild game.
Rudie:priate:

[pdq]

I think I'd wear gloves while cleaning em. Brucella and the like...

[The UnDoug]

I must say, I'm surprised how many posters here have eaten squirrel.

I think that's awesome! Just surprising!

[Dennis S]

We used to say "never eat rabbit that was killed in a month without an 'R'." I think it goes for some other animals, to.

[wurm]

Not intentionally.