road kill, common people what have you eaten?

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Post: # 159425Post SamNurse »

ive done squirrel, pheasent, rabbits ...
i was annoyed at my dad becasue a moose totalled his car once and he didnt save me a slice!
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Post: # 159446Post red »

pheasant.

but only if i hit it. though technically you cant do that ... but you are allowed to pick it up after someone else did....
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Post: # 159450Post Hedgehogpie »

Nothing as exotic as moose I'm afraid. Pheasant, pidgeon and bunny.
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Post: # 159457Post Millymollymandy »

I'm not common so I can't answer!
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Post: # 159462Post jim »

Venison, car ahead of us hit a deer and didn't even stop to check it was dead. It was ..... delicious.

The Red Lion, a bikers pub nearby, often has pheasant and rabbit going free to a hungry home, the label details the make of bike that brought it down.

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Post: # 159476Post Odsox »

SamNurse wrote:i was annoyed at my dad becasue a moose totalled his car once
You have moose in Birmingham ?? :scratch:
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Post: # 159477Post ina »

Millymollymandy wrote:I'm not common so I can't answer!
:lol: :lol: :lol: Yeah, I took a bit of time to work that one out... :mrgreen:

Not a lot of vegetarian roadkill around. :wink:

To be honest, be careful with roadkill... My friend once brought home a perfectly good pheasant on the grill of her car - he'd got stuck there, while she was trying to avoid him... But she'd still wouldn't eat it, as it was sowing time for the farms. Being a farmer herself, she knows what chemicals the seed barley etc gets treated with. And that's what pheasants stuff themselves with, when they get a chance.
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Post: # 159504Post SamNurse »

mmh id like to try venison :thumbleft:

just to clear things up i havent tried moose.. wrong animal.. dont have those things in the uk.. well not wild anyway
must have been a deer or something..
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Post: # 159507Post Milims »

Don't think it was road kill - but I've eated rook - it was yummy! I also went to a restaurant recently and they served pigeon - so I ate it in revenge for the great fat wood pigeon that sits on the roof opposite swpluttering like a dirty old man and waking me up at stupid o'clock on a sunday morning! :lol:
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Post: # 159839Post hoomin_erra »

Roe Deer. Found it on the side of the road. 10lbs of venison later...

Best steak i have ever tasted.

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Post: # 162685Post Carltonian Man »

Have feasted on wood pigeon, pheasant, rabbit, hare and the occasional mallard. In all cases I check out the heart and liver and if not damaged they make tasty assides. Re Ina, roadkill for vegetarians, I tend to think of it as roadspill. Usually it's potatoes, onions or carrots tumbled from slightly overloaded farm trailers.

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Post: # 162781Post ina »

Carltonian Man wrote:Re Ina, roadkill for vegetarians, I tend to think of it as roadspill.
That's brilliant - yes, I have come across that, too! :mrgreen:

Just wish somebody would spill some of the more expensive stuff - like cheese and eggs... :wink:
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Post: # 162797Post MKG »

Carltonian Man wrote:Have feasted on wood pigeon, pheasant, rabbit, hare and the occasional mallard. In all cases I check out the heart and liver and if not damaged they make tasty assides. Re Ina, roadkill for vegetarians, I tend to think of it as roadspill. Usually it's potatoes, onions or carrots tumbled from slightly overloaded farm trailers.
If you're from the Carlton I'm thinking of, I know a few of those drivers - and they do it intentionally. I've been given the nod in the pub a few times - "There'll be a few potatoes/carrots on the outside of that bend in the morning". Waste not, want not. :lol:

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Post: # 162833Post Cloud »

Ah, Road Spill - I like that. Once walked down a lane and found a trail of potatoes that lead eventually through a gate in to a farm yard. Would a have collected them but we were just starting a 10 mile hike and didn't fancy carrying a ton of potatoes with me.
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Don't try fox, the green fat on it doesn't taste good and hedgehog is too fiddley.

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