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Bass Fishing

What is the best resipie for fish and deer?

Uploaded on February 15, 2009

I was wondering what is the best resipie for fish and deer is and birds?

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from dwaynez wrote 3 years 14 weeks ago

With fish it's hard to beat a nice beer batter fried fish, but it can be grilled or baked as well.

With deer, I am a big fan of slow cooking the backstrap like a roast. Or cutting the backstrap into medallions and cooking it in a homemade gravy.

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from Love2Hunt wrote 3 years 14 weeks ago

I think that for fish, a beer batter makes them taste great. it is probably not the healthiest of choices but it sure does taste good.

For deer, I cut up the meat and marinade them in a Paul Newman terriyaki marinade. It tastes great. I have friends who are very against eating mule deer due to the sage brush taste, but they even found the meat enjoyable. The marinade makes the meat more tender as well.

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from VT Outdoorsman wrote 3 years 13 weeks ago

For birds....Marinate duck breasts in olive oil, red wine and a little bit of soy sauce for a couple of hours. Take out of marinade and grill to medium rare on hot grill. Serve over long grain wild rice with cooked diced onions, chopped celery and salt/pepper. This tastes great.

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from marceaton wrote 3 years 13 weeks ago

You can take those medallions and rap them in bacon for little london broiles.

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from Mark Kirsch wrote 3 years 13 weeks ago

For pheasants or any kind of bird I suppose you can't beat plucking and roasting them, I've tried it with ducks to and is good eatin, I would like to with a goose but never have the ambithion to pluck one I tried a few times but gave up.

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from Love2Hunt wrote 3 years 14 weeks ago

I think that for fish, a beer batter makes them taste great. it is probably not the healthiest of choices but it sure does taste good.

For deer, I cut up the meat and marinade them in a Paul Newman terriyaki marinade. It tastes great. I have friends who are very against eating mule deer due to the sage brush taste, but they even found the meat enjoyable. The marinade makes the meat more tender as well.

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from dwaynez wrote 3 years 14 weeks ago

With fish it's hard to beat a nice beer batter fried fish, but it can be grilled or baked as well.

With deer, I am a big fan of slow cooking the backstrap like a roast. Or cutting the backstrap into medallions and cooking it in a homemade gravy.

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from VT Outdoorsman wrote 3 years 13 weeks ago

For birds....Marinate duck breasts in olive oil, red wine and a little bit of soy sauce for a couple of hours. Take out of marinade and grill to medium rare on hot grill. Serve over long grain wild rice with cooked diced onions, chopped celery and salt/pepper. This tastes great.

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from marceaton wrote 3 years 13 weeks ago

You can take those medallions and rap them in bacon for little london broiles.

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from Mark Kirsch wrote 3 years 13 weeks ago

For pheasants or any kind of bird I suppose you can't beat plucking and roasting them, I've tried it with ducks to and is good eatin, I would like to with a goose but never have the ambithion to pluck one I tried a few times but gave up.

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