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Might try a post/search in the recipe section a little further down
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do just like i cook rabbit cut in quarters brown in skillet with butter put in crock pot
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Bone meat, place in crockpot with onions, carrots, potatoes, seasoning and one can of coke. Cook on low most of the day, serve with homemade biscuits and honey butter.
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robtattoo : That sounds good too , only problem is not to many beaver here in SW Michigan and seasons not open year round like it is for groundhog .
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Ive always wanted to try eating ground hog. Maybe I can get one this years and try it. I heard that the best way is in a smoker with a dry rub. Renders a lot of the fat out.
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I can't say as I've ever ate a groundhog but I grew up where there were lots of them in pre-coyote days and killed way more than my share. I was just a boy when my dad told me woodchuck liver is the best liver in the world. I saved their livers whenever I remembered to carry a plastic bag and have eaten dozens of them fried. I have to admit, I'm not a big liver fan but groundhog liver is the best liver you'll ever eat. Very mild.
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"Buzzards gotta eat, same as worms"...Outlaw Josey Wales.
I missed one last week with my longbow. It was living under a compost pile made up of several dead cows, manure, old hay, and dirt. Anybody wanna eat that one when I eventually kill him this summer?
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I hear you. The only way I even touch one is to stand on it to pull my arrow out.
They probably do taste OK if prepared right. They certainly eat better than a chicken, and you know what they eat!
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