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Our Dinner Interuption Tonight
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Posted by: AkMike

During dinner tonight I looked across the street at the neighbors place. This is what I saw. Tanya was about 20' from her!

I don't know what happened to her but she was missing alot of hide from a bear attack or a run in with a car maybe. But it looks like she was on the mend.

Posted by: firemansam

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Originally Posted by AkMike

During dinner tonight I looked across the street at the neighbors place. This is what I saw. Tanya was about 20' from her!

I don't know what happened to her but she was missing alot of hide from a bear attack or a run in with a car maybe. But it looks like she was on the mend.

Yeah I noticed the bald spots.. reminded me of..... wel me! hahah Good to hear that you think she is healthy though. How cool is that!

Posted by: Jill

I love it! And I'm glad the "little" guy is doing well

Posted by: AkMike

Jill, LOL That little 'guy' is a little girl!
Note the lack of antlers....

She's about a 3 year old baby.

Posted by: Cheburashka

That's some good barbeque right there. And the bald spots make the prep easier.

(just kidding people. I think like a Texan, and down here if it moves, we kill it and grill it)

Posted by: mistermopar

Good shot Akmike,with the camera....LOL

Randy

Posted by: AkMike

IF it were out of town and in season I guarentee that critter would be in the freezer real soon.
Or invited to dinner as the guest of honor!

Cheb, I'm not a trophy hunter ... Kill and grill is my thoughts too.

Posted by: yodaamnot

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Originally Posted by AkMike

IF it were out of town and in season I guarentee that critter would be in the freezer real soon.
Or invited to dinner as the guest of honor!

Cheb, I'm not a trophy hunter ... Kill and grill is my thoughts too.

You're quick on the trigger. Had Yak meat, the meat had to be tenderised.

How would the critter taste like?

Posted by: mistermopar

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Originally Posted by yodaamnot

You're quick on the trigger. Had Yak meat, the meat had to be tenderised.

How would the critter taste like?

That would depend on who you ask.Myself I do not care for moose meat,I like beef.
But all of my friends love moose meat and hunt every season.
As for a taste,sorry can't help you there.

Randy

Posted by: AkMike

Tastes like chicken,,

Posted by: OzGuyLooking

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Originally Posted by AkMike

Tastes like chicken,,

That is the common thing people say. We say that about so much indigenous foods as well. Get a snake, what does it taste like? Chicken. Get a witchety grub, what does it taste like? Chicken.

Ak if you ever come downunder have a go at the NT's Water Buff, I can garuantee you it does not taste like Chicken.

Posted by: AkMike

Oz, That's why I said that. Because everyone else say it despite the facts.. LOL

Posted by: Jill

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Originally Posted by AkMike

Jill, LOL That little 'guy' is a little girl!
Note the lack of antlers....

She's about a 3 year old baby.

Ooops. I figured the lack of antlers was because he's young. Shows you what I know

Posted by: OzGuyLooking

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Originally Posted by AkMike

Oz, That's why I said that. Because everyone else say it despite the facts.. LOL

Der.

nuff said Ak, nuff said.

Posted by: bobjf

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Originally Posted by AkMike

Tastes like chicken,,

when is a chicken a chook

ak the sheds bbq is waiting for the steaks

Posted by: dagpop

Bob,I think that moose has nine lives.I don't think it will be seeing a grill too soon.