Tuesday, March 9, 2010
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a little spooky eh????
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ReplyDeleteWelllll, Kim..lol..My husband is a fly fisherman and has been 'wanting' to hang fly rods on a living room wall for years. !...not so lucky yet..:) AND...I just checked your last post..and I made a fish platter last week too!! crazy!..(and today I found a 'mini' one of the same style as the big one I used as a mold) will post some pics soon - still tidying the studio.
ReplyDelete..glad to see you back..Cheers, Trish
hummm... not sure which one i'd rather have. a big skull w/ horns or fishing poles. LOL :)
ReplyDeleteHa! Years ago I was a real estate agent in Arkansas and every room of a condominium for sale was full of big game heads on every room. I mean the full heads stuffed, some even had the whole body, some with horns, etc. and it was a small condominium - and of course the upholstery was all leapord skin, etc. bear skin rugs, real ones. I felt sorry for all those animals, I don't mind if they are eaten, but just for sport makes me feel sad. I have had elk stew before though and it was quite tasty.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, i would not have liked that condo at all! and yes we eat whatever my husband shoots. he's not a trophy hunter, just likes to put meat on the table. he does have a few 'trophys', but the animals just happened to be there when he was out hunting. right now the freezer is jam packed full of elk meat and venison. we haven't bought beef since moving here, i just cook all the game meat as if i was cooking beef for the most part and we actually prefer it. very lean. infact i'm saving the tails and some of the hides for a brush maker who has agreed to trade some brushes for the them. my husband hasn't brought home that bear he wants, honestly i hope he doesnt lol. bear doesn't sound too tasty to me, but i suppose we can make jerky or sausage w/ it. and yes, we had elk stew just a couple days ago and it is indeed quite tasty :)
ReplyDeleteBear meat is actually very good, very dense meat and very rich. I love wild game, once you eat that you don't want anything store bought ever again. Pheasant is one of my favorites.
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