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Q:well as i was leaveing the woods at dark this evening i had a doe run out of the field into the woods all i saw was a quick flash but right after the doe ran i walked a few more feet and saw a snipe fly out of the cut corn first time i have seen one in the woods and i have hunted awhile now what i wanna know is are they good eatin

from gman3186 on 11.18.09
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Butchering & Cooking Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pheasants, and Quail

Q:"A friend gave me some pheasant breasts and pieces of chucker (I think?) and I'm wondering how long they'll keep until I need to cook 'em?

from bpjones on 11.10.09
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Butchering & Cooking Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pheasants, and Quail

Q:Is there a good goose reipe? I've tried everything from baked and roasted

from ElkHunter_28 on 11.05.09
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Butchering & Cooking Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pheasants, and Quail

Q:Big O has got me thinking about my younger days in Arkansas where I grew up. When I was first hunting, there were no deer anywhere near where I lived, and it was said they nearly got wiped out early 1900's. And turkeys, there were none in the state at all I think, but by the time I was an older teenager the Game and Fish trapping and relocating was working miracles and I actually started hunting them there. After I moved away, I began to hear just how good the hunting got for turkeys. I can't find a ranking right now, but I have heard that Arkansas got to be third in total turkeys just behind Alabama and Georgia. Bearing in mind that game management is to be credited for this wonderful development, has Ark. Game and Fish gone loco? [continuation in first comment]

from Elmer Fudd on 10.06.09
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Butchering & Cooking Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pheasants, and Quail

Q:Shot two ducks tonight I was wondering what steps you must do to save the wing I heard something about soaking them in salt water. Any tips?

from Logan123 on 10.03.09
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