bushjill+FollowDo you actually eat what you hunt?I usually only eat what I hunt, but I’ve got buddies who treat it more like sport and never touch the meat. Curious what you here think. #hunting #HuntingEthics #WildGame #GameMeat283230Share
bushjill+FollowHow to Handle Wild Hog Meat Safely?⚠️If you’re hunting wild hogs this summer, don't ruin good meat with bad prep. Here’s what my hunting buddy drilled into me after my first pig: 1️⃣ Wear gloves—always. 2️⃣ Use clean knives for gutting and skinning. 3️⃣ Cool the meat fast—ideally under 40°F. Field dressing right = safer, better-tasting meat. Got any prep tips of your own? #hunting #wildhog #FieldDressingTips #GameMeat93Share
mmoore+FollowAnyone actually made marmot taste decent?Shot my first marmot this weekend and holy crap, the smell hit me like a truck. Rancid doesn't even cover it. Before I toss this thing, has anyone figured out how to make these edible? Need serious cooking advice here. #hunting #marmothunting #MarmotCooking #gamemeat3539Share
mmoore+FollowGame meat still good after a gunshot?Fellow hunters - when you take down game with a firearm, how do you make sure the meat’s still safe to eat? Any signs you watch for or steps you always take? #hunting #HuntingTips #GameMeat #HuntingSafety6833Share
lolson+FollowWild hog meat tastes gamey to anyone else? 🐗Do y'all eat the hogs you hunt? Mine always taste weird and a little gamey. Am I doing something wrong? #hunting #hoghunting #wildgame #gamemeat2354Share
bushjill+FollowWild Hog Meat Tips Every Hunter Should Know 🐗Learn from my epic fails! Wild pig meat needs way more care than store-bought pork because these animals carry more pathogens. Here's what I wish I knew: 1️⃣ Always wear nitrile gloves - learned this the hard way 2️⃣ Use separate clean knives for gutting vs skinning 3️⃣ Cool that carcass FAST - get it to 40°F within 30 mins or you'll ruin lean wild pork Anyone else prefer wild game over commercial meat? #hunting #WildGameCooking #wildhog #HuntingLife #gamemeat147Share
bushjill+FollowDon’t cook pheasant like chickenRuined my first two birds before learning this! Pheasant is way leaner than store chicken, so it dries out super fast. The flavor is amazing though - richer and more earthy with that subtle gamey taste. Breast meat goes from tender to tough in minutes if overcooked. Now I brine overnight and cook low with moisture. What's your go-to method for keeping pheasant juicy? #hunting #PheasantCooking #GameMeat #WildGameCooking 153Share
