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Having been a lifelong Baptist, I’ve heard the group invitations to the county associational men’s WILD GAME SUPPER for decades. I’m ashamed to admit I’ve never been to even one of these suppers due to the belief that while I would love to sample some genuine wild turkey, some fried crappie, and some pheasant (all foods I’ve never had an opportunity to try even though I’ve lived in the country for a long time), what I would face instead would be a long serving table of dry, tough, bland deer meat.
I could be mistaken about this, of course. Y’all let me have it if I’m wrong!
Last edited by Vernon Tull; 12/13/22 08:55 PM.
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We started doing a shrimp boil to solve that problem
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Old Mossy Horns
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Lot of good stuff at wild game supper
We had bunch of fried fish - fried Turkey - deer was there - but not over power - had all kinds food - even had some beaver 😀
Hunt the wind - leave it better than you found it - love your neighbor as you love your self
We need prayer for our country now more than ever
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Ya ain't never eat fried crappie?
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Old Mossy Horns
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And if u eat fried deer steak and don’t like - the folks that cooked it must suck at cooking it
Hunt the wind - leave it better than you found it - love your neighbor as you love your self
We need prayer for our country now more than ever
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I’m thinking of doing one between deer and turkey season for our little mens group at Church. Been a long time since we have done one. I’ve got some red stag, fallow, oryx, turkey, quail, dove, whitetail and easily can add fish. Doubt i do wild hog unless i shoot a really small one. Squirrel would be cool. Probably be less than 20 show up.
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Most people can't cook worth a damn, so your probably not wrong.
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Freak of Nature
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No way I'd go to eat a bunch of random deer meat. Call me crazy, but I'll pass on that...
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No way I'd go to eat a bunch of random deer meat. Call me crazy, but I'll pass on that... Now that’s funny right there!
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Ya ain't never eat fried crappie? Never even the first mouthful. My grandfather loved to catch and eat them before I was born, and my son catches them now and says they’re very good.
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Wild turkey, fried crappie, and pheasant is some of the finest foods you could ever possibly eat! Where do I sign up? No wild game suppers at our church that’s filled with city folks.
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Wild turkey, fried crappie, and pheasant is some of the finest foods you could ever possibly eat! Where do I sign up? No wild game suppers at our church that’s filled with city folks. I want to try all those meats too. Never tasted any of them, but sometimes those meats are listed in the welcome and announcement here in Marion County. I’m not sure how frequently it’s actually present.
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No way I'd go to eat a bunch of random deer meat. Call me crazy, but I'll pass on that... Now that’s funny right there! Yeah, no thanks. Who's bringing their pheasant or deer backstrap? I wouldn't lol. It's gonna be folks dumping their rutty buck ground meat.
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Hunting brings out the worst in people.
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I’m thinking of doing one between deer and turkey season for our little mens group at Church. Been a long time since we have done one. I’ve got some red stag, fallow, oryx, turkey, quail, dove, whitetail and easily can add fish. Doubt i do wild hog unless i shoot a really small one. Squirrel would be cool. Probably be less than 20 show up. What!!! No Axis? 🤣🤣
It's hard to kiss the lips at night that chews your a$$ all day long.
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Ya ain't never eat fried crappie? Never even the first mouthful. My grandfather loved to catch and eat them before I was born, and my son catches them now and says they’re very good. We need to do something about that....
If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land. 2 Chronicles 7:14
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Vernon, does Jethro still have the band together?
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God Bless America!
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We used to do one at our church. Regular items on the menu included:
- skwerel
- rabbit
- pheasant
- deer
- coon
- random assortment of fish
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants." - Thomas Jefferson
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I love pheasant. Only had it a few times when a buddy went to Kansas and brought me a bunch back. My wife absolutely loved it. I wish we had pheasants here because I would kill everyone on aldeer’s limit and have em in my freezer!
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Ya ain't never eat fried crappie? Never even the first mouthful. My grandfather loved to catch and eat them before I was born, and my son catches them now and says they’re very good. We need to do something about that.... Go ahead and give him a few gallons!
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