The Spoon & Crockpot Thread

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cnelk

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OK everyone!
Here it is, the infamous \'Spoon and Crockpot\' Award thread.

All you have to do is post a pic of your 2015/16 harvest that will make a fine meal.
Any legal method of take - Archery - ML - Rifle - Slingshot - BB gun

But... The entries are reserved for \'non-trophy\' type kills!

Such as.. but not limited to:

Grouse
Squirrel
Doe [deer/antelope]
Fawn [deer/antelope]
Cow elk
Calf elk
Spike [elk/deer]
Forkhorn [deer/elk]
Rattlesnake
Skunk
Opossum
Marmot
Etc.


Contest will run until January 15th, 2016
Up until that time, feel free to post and reply to posts, banter and give congrats!

What will will the winner get??
NADT!!!! [Not A Darn Thing] :lol: :lol: :lol:

This should be a great thread!
 
Ha! My sin just asked today if we could do some small game hunting this year. Can\'t wait to post up some squirrel stew. :lol:
 
I may buy a recurve in October for squirrel hunting and try something different. Past fall and winter ear surgeries postponed my desire to try a recurve. This is my year.
 
It\'s a banner year for rabbits here in Colorado this year.
They are everywhere but so is the risk of tularemia
 
\"cnelk\" said:
It\'s a banner year for rabbits here in Colorado this year.
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Boy is that true! My BB gun has been getting a workout! I think I need a .22 with a silencer on it :lol:
 
I was mowing last night passed my tanks and thought I really need to clean my recent catch. I will try to post some pics of the critter, the meat, and then finally the cooked product. I will try to cook it this weekend. Mmmmmm it taste good.
 
\"cnelk\" said:
It\'s a banner year for rabbits here in Colorado this year.
They are everywhere but so is the risk of tularemia
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\"bowhunter\" said:
I was mowing last night passed my tanks and thought I really need to clean my recent catch. I will try to post some pics of the critter, the meat, and then finally the cooked product. I will try to cook it this weekend. Mmmmmm it taste good.
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I didn\'t have time before my Colorado scouting trip so when I returned I cleaned them. Sunday lunch will be...............

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\"elky McElkerson\" said:
dang!!!

we can close this thread now..Bowhunter wins!! i cant imagine what tops that!
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I have eaten a lot of critters , Elk, deer, duck, goose, squirrel, rabbit, quail, pheasant, fish, turtle, frog legs, wood chuck, turkey, moose, bison, raccoon, muskrat, beaver, eel, grouse, antelope, emu, bear, some were good some not so good.
 
YUM! Frog legs gets my vote. Skin em, chop off the feet and throw em in a big pan of water. Sprinkle fairly heavy with salt and let them soak over night, or until they quit kicking. Then roll them in flour and deep fry just like you\'d do chicken. Man! I\'d sure like to have about a dozen of them right now!
 
\">>>---WW---->\" said:
YUM! Frog legs gets my vote. Skin em, chop off the feet and throw em in a big pan of water. Sprinkle fairly heavy with salt and let them soak over night, or until they quit kicking. Then roll them in flour and deep fry just like you\'d do chicken. Man! I\'d sure like to have about a dozen of them right now!
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That\'s how I cook them Bill. I have not had any for a long time. My son brought home a few last week. I will have to get some more to add to them. Maybe this weekend I will post a skillet full of sizzling frog legs pic for ya.
 
I harvested some more critters this weekend. Our squirrel season opened Saturday and I was able to shoot 2 of the 3 I saw with the 22. I made it out Monday morning also and saw way more tree rats. I managed to get 2 to sit long enough to make a head shot. Them little grey squirrels are like 2 year olds on candy and mountain dew. Lol
 

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