How I Got My Revenge On the MUP
04-06-09, 05:54 PM
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How I Got My Revenge On the MUP
04-06-09, 06:51 PM
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Why waste a good squirrel?
Hope you got the meat out first...
https://www.backwoodsbound.com/zsquir.html
Hope you got the meat out first...
https://www.backwoodsbound.com/zsquir.html
04-06-09, 06:56 PM
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Mmmmmmmmm, squirrel pie.
04-06-09, 07:33 PM
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The thread starter actually left me speechless. Since then it's gotten progressively worse.
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If only all the squirrelly riders on the local MUPs could read this thread!
By the way, what is Squirrel Julienne?
Rick / OCRR
By the way, what is Squirrel Julienne?
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04-07-09, 12:52 PM
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04-08-09, 10:52 AM
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My 36 front spokes are DT Swiss Revolutions (very thin). I haven't got one of the little guys yet but I am sure it will be very delicious.
04-08-09, 11:17 AM
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See this link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julienning
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True Story: The first time I went to my first wife's parent's house, we had squirrel for dinner. When we drove up, her Dad had just killed two squirrel, and they had them all skinned and barbequed in time for dinner. Wow . . . growing up in rural Missouri, you just never know.
Plus, first time meeting my future father-in-law he still had his hunting rifle in his hand
! Fortunately we got along well . . . Rick / OCRR
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Yes Smokester, I like that they leave the toes on when they cook Kui! Nice touch.
True Story: The first time I went to my first wife's parent's house, we had squirrel for dinner. When we drove up, her Dad had just killed two squirrel, and they had them all skinned and barbequed in time for dinner. Wow . . . growing up in rural Missouri, you just never know.
Plus, first time meeting my future father-in-law he still had his hunting rifle in his hand! Fortunately we got along well . . .
Rick / OCRR
True Story: The first time I went to my first wife's parent's house, we had squirrel for dinner. When we drove up, her Dad had just killed two squirrel, and they had them all skinned and barbequed in time for dinner. Wow . . . growing up in rural Missouri, you just never know.
Plus, first time meeting my future father-in-law he still had his hunting rifle in his hand
! Fortunately we got along well . . . Rick / OCRR
