Eating Unborn Game

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Being an old Montana Boy . . . now Rocky Mountain oysters . . . why, there's some prime vittles (and they were right . . . you can take the boy out of Montana, but you just can't take Montana out of the boy).

Speaking of cow parts. There is a delicious soup in Ecuador and Peru called Caldo de Tronquito or roughly "little trunk soup" It's made from bulls. I'll let you decide what part of a bull would be it's little trunk. The thought of it made me sick-but when someone fed it to me without disclosing what type of beef it was made from-it was delicious.

"Never eat a hot dog with a hole thru the center."

koja48

im not sure you would get any meat off a piglet. especialy an unborn one. they would have no muscle mass, and id say 35 of the 40lbs would have been uneatable garbage bone, internal organs and such.

You bring up eating afterbirth AND raise the abortion debate in one post? You've crossed multiple lines there bucko.

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Sorry mate. Which lines did I cross, particularly? Something in the rules - I can't see anything I violated there, unless it's talking about non-gun related things? They're both (at least) tangential to the topic at hand.

And I wasn't talking about eating human afterbirth (ewwwww!), though indigenous tribes do/used to do that, too. I was talking about the animal's afterbirth... that was contextual, I swear!

They're UNFERTILIZED.

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City boy, eh?

My grandmother used to make a delicious chicken soup with tiny little egg yolks in it. It was made using an actively laying hen that had been slaughtered. The tiny egg yolks came from inside the mother hen and were truly the most delicious part of that soup.

Got a recipe around here somewhere for it, but I've never made it, myself. We decided not to keep our own chickens since several of our friends are commercial chicken farmers and we wanted them to be able to visit us without fear of transferring poultry diseases from one property to the other.

Dunno what to tell the OP about the pig fetuses. I think I'd've had to try it -- worst case scenario being it'd be inedible and got wasted after cooking rather than before cooking. But then, I grew up eating frogs' legs and rattlesnake and monkey brains and other weird stuff, and don't freak too easily.

pax

Aries- Would the young bone be soft enough to grind for sausage?

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Probably. Might be a little chewy like softer cartilage or very soft chicken bones though.

id say they might be, but i dont know. never hunter bore before. canadian, dont have any wild boars up here lol.

Too gross for me. Have at it though.

Seems like a legitimate question But I`ve got to think some on that.

This is making me sick.

I wouldn't have a problem eating them...

I can't think there would be much to them though...

If you have pups, you could feed them to them, just dress them and run the carcas through the grinder. The bones are not very strong... I have done that with tree rats b4.

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What we have to do here, among ourselves (hunters) and the hunting industry, we have to become more politically correct? on how we express ourselves in this new century.

So….instead….for example:

You tell your hunting buddy…yelling to him, from across the street, lets say.

”Hey! I’m going hunting deer, Saturday! Do you want to go?”

This does not sound good to those who do not hunt.


The better way of doing it is:

“Hey! I’m going on a Quest for deer, Saturday! Do you want to go?”

Makes other people that are hearing it, think, and sounds very……conservationist.

Another example:

That next door neighbor. Who could not go with you that Saturday, with your buddy from across the street. Yells over to your house.

Hey! How did you do Saturday!


Instead of yelling.

Yea! I killed a 12 pt. buck!

Again! This does not sound good to those who do not hunt.


The better way of doing it is:

Yea! I made a 12 pt. buck perish!


Makes other people that are hearing it, think, sounds,
You can walk on water!

Now….One has to be careful saying these new kinds of statements to a male hunting buddy. IF he does go with you, he might decide to stay at Motel 66, while you make camp, and he tells you that he’ll meet up with you later. And not any time soon, either.
Female hunting buddy, can go either way. If she does stay? You’re one lucky dude!

And by all means…Do not say to the game warden, “I’m going on a Quest for deer.” And/or “I made a 12 pt. buck perish”, if that happens.
He or she will be thinking that you had a 6 pack too many!

The bird analogy would be like eating a FERTILIZED chicken egg with the chick inside. And that would be way too *French*

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Ummmmm...balut....the egg with legs! A couple of those, some cold, painted label San Miguel, a bar full of cute women......what great memories!

bob

Jeez, this thread is going to make me barf...

Doesn't the ingestion of pigs that are too young cause severe diarrhea? Come on now, haven't you folks read "All Quiet on the Western Front" ?

Hopefully, you was able to get some white line possum for a side?
No problems here with eating the piglets, heck- possible the day the sow died was the day before the piglets b-day.

Back in the sixties, Liz Taylor and Richard Burton used to eat embroyonic lamb from New Zealand @ $225 per lb. The lambs were killed about 3 weeks before full gestation.

Dont knock it till you tried it.
~z

I'll pass.
I think it would be similar to eating a piece of bacon somebody put in a blender. The texture's gotta be wrong.
Chris

See previous.
~z

I am sure it would be fine, but I personally don't think I could bring myself to eat an unborn fetus of any animal. Just something psychological about it would hold me back.


Remember what Samuel Jackson's character Jules stated in Pulp Fiction

"Sewer rat may taste like pumpkin pie, but I'd never know 'cause I wouldn't eat the filthy motherf***er"

Not much of a city boy, and I have eaten alot of different things, but I think I've got to draw the line at unborn pork.