Eating Coyote

One more suggestion just in case you think you could take one of those tenderizing hammers and make this work. Think big, real big, air hammer. And, what is the old saying about adding spirits. Drink the Vodka and throw the coyote away.
 
OMG I had to have a little laugh when I read this thread, after all how long as mankind be on this earth, so you think over time someone would have tried to eat Coyote or Foxes , YES. I remember reading on Australia Shooting post here about someone wanting to try to eat Fox , a dimwit you say I say Yes too. Over the ages what we can eat and what we don't eat and also what is great to eat is pasted down from family to family ,people to people long before books were accessible to the conman man . So the lesson is "If its not on the menu somewhere there is a reason Why" lol
 
As I sit here in Taos, New Mexico reading this post literally listening to the coyotes outside my window...
Why would we eat coyote when we in the USA have so many other options? When I was in Laos, I went to a market where they sold everything from rats, bats, dogs & cats for consumption. Yes, strange to our innocent eyes, however when they don't have access to a nice grass fed Ribeye or a beautiful Chilian Sea Bass, this is what you eat. You get by with what you have...and fortunately, I have grocery stores that (don't) have Coyote.
 
Hunter your under oath. Did you try these delicacies(dog) while you were there?


...funny you should mention this. When we got off the boat from the Mekong, we sat down at this restaurant and had a delicious looking piece of steak, "meat". It looked great but tasted like s#/t. That could very well have been dog. We sent it back and ordered a chicken dish.
 
I read some where about a year ago some one was wondering how a coyote would taste. Well I was always taught you eat what you shoot. So the challenge and bucket list item was on. A few days ago I shot a young female in great shape. The perfect coyote for the test. I cut out one side of the back strap. I then cleaned all the silver and connective tissue I could and cut it in small pieces. Marinaded it in butter, salt, and, pepper. Then cooked it rare in a hot iron skillet. Amazed that the flavor was very good. However, it was like eating very very tough, jerky. PS- One piece was enough. My dog would not even eat the rest.
Laughing my *** Off! Friend your words you posted on my Thread First Coyote of 2019 are so very, very True! Thank you sir.
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My personal rule has always been, if a dog won't eat it ... I won't eat it! This came about with me when I was much younger and someone was talking about eating coon. The only thing on a coon that a dog will eat is the coon's tailbone. Needless to say, I don't eat coon either.
 
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