Will eating squirrels make me a better climber ?

[Dan Curtis]

Do you think eating a beaver would improve your felling?

[Pat Ferrett]

Do you think eating a beaver would improve your felling?

 

You could be on to something there

[woodland dweller]

how do you skin them, tried once on one i shot to give to my ferrets, iv'e done rabbits but this was a mess and it stank, and after all that they never went near it.

[Pat Ferrett]

how do you skin them, tried once on one i shot to give to my ferrets, iv'e done rabbits but this was a mess and it stank, and after all that they never went near it.

 

Top and tail, feat off at the nuckles, skin as you would a rabbit but dont gut it until its fully skinned.

[Dan Curtis]

You could be on to something there

 

Worth a try, was going to say I'd do a field test but its probably a bit cold!

[silky fox]

Great thread Pat...i am tempted but not sure about eating a Skanky London Ghetto tree rat innit blad:eek:

[Pat Ferrett]

Great thread Pat...i am tempted but not sure about eating a Skanky London Ghetto tree rat innit blad:eek:

 

I dont blame you mate.

[j warwick]

Never tried squirrel but often thought about it they look good tasty eating:blushing:. Me and our lass eat rabbit once sometimes twice a week I love it stewed, caserolled,bolognaise and in a pie its cracking meat.

[Pat Ferrett]

Never tried squirrel but often thought about it they look good tasty eating:blushing:. Me and our lass eat rabbit once sometimes twice a week I love it stewed, caserolled,bolognaise and in a pie its cracking meat.

 

As you may well imagine with a sir name like mine the ammount of conversations it opens up along the lines of rabbits and shooting means I have never struggled to find land to shoot.

 

As for eating rabbit its not one of my favorite meats thanks to mixie

 

why the hell they released such a horrible disease on an animal that fed this nation through rationing in the war is beyond me.

A local butcher was selling farm reared rabbits for £8.50 each.

[Treemoose]

Nothing rong with squirrel!

And what ever is left I put through a hand turned meat mincer bones and all for the cat. It's not a very nice crunchy sound but it's a waste otherwise and he loves it. Same goes for anything els rabbit/pigeon