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Yes you can because you can read. Anyone who can read and follow instructions can cook. If you cannot you simply need better instructions. These guys here will help. Much easier than working up a load for a rifle that's being fussy.
Purple onions are sweet but not really strong. I would need something much overpowering to cover up the beet taste. I thought I liked beets once. Turned out they were carrots cooked in grenadine syrup. Looked like beets, stained my plate like beets, tasted good. WS confused until straightened out with the truth.
Now I'm into my new house that's my goal learn to cook. Mainly because I want to be able to use my own wild game more. So much to learn.
Tell me what you have and I'll tell you an easy way to cook it that will be good.
Thanks I'll pm you soon. Currently moving a lot of stuff to new house. Hoping to add to a good grill and smoker to my tools for cooking very soon.
Get a cook called "Buck, Buck, Moose" by Hank Shaw. There are several other books on cooking game out there also. And check out the cooking section of this forum. I have cooked and eaten critters from opossum, rabbit, hare and squirrels to deer, antelope, caribou and moose. My mouth starts water when I pull the trigger.
No problem. You pm me when you get time with your favorite prey. I'll give you a couple of easy ways to fix it that anyone can do that taste good and will be tender. Then cab branch out. Like I said, easier than learning to load good ammo.
Great stuff to work with. Just let me know.
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We've not encountered any food or staple source issues (in Helena). We don't buy much though- we put up a lot of veggies from our garden and of course a freezer full of proteins.
