Kind of taste like greasy chicken to meI cooked one many years ago, We thought it reminded us of a pork roast, in taste & texture. I've killed many through the years but never cooked another one. I guess I prefer deer & elk
Kind of taste like greasy chicken to meI cooked one many years ago, We thought it reminded us of a pork roast, in taste & texture. I've killed many through the years but never cooked another one. I guess I prefer deer & elk
Had a Deer (Doe) that was always in our yard and Jill could feed by hand. We think that what happened is that she accidently stepped on a Copperhead (we have more of them than rattlers) and bit her left leg. It swelled up the size of a Cantaloupe. She did recover, but a month later I had to put her down. Copperheads are way worse than a Rattler with poison and they blend right in with the leaves/ground. I almost got bit several times. Have to look at everything when picking firewood up off the ground. We have a lot of Black, Corn, Pine, snakes here in this part of GA and Copperheads. Now about 20miles away there are a lot of Rattlers on the Pine Tree Plantation forests. The #1 Crop in GA are Pine Trees. These areas are leased out for Deer hunting. I scouted any area out one year for Deer hunting and ran into 8 Rattlers within (2) hours. I always were a good "Muck Boot", Snake Boots, or Snake Chaps. Had a good meal that night!The only snake I kill is rattlers. I had a horse bit twice by two differant snakes , The horse ended up dieing,so all rattlers die. I still have riding mules
What kind of snake is that?I did it again this morning while gathering wood for this weekends camping trip. Too cool!! One of God's good ones!
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What kind of snake is that?
But chicken don't look like snakesTaste like chicken
A headless 1 at that!Nice, I will show my son. He loves snakes. He filled a bucket list item Memorial Day weekend when he caught a rattle snake.