PLEASE FEED YOUR SQUARRELS!

[shaun7]

C M DUX ?

No....Squarrels!

 

[Monty]

I C M. M R ducks!

 

[ivan salis]

#1 O C M dux ? #2 R M dux? #1 S A R dux , I C M dux , U C M Dux? #2 O I CM dux 2.

 

[stefen]

rong

 

[LabradorBob (Missouri)]

Grandma's Squirrel Pot Pie

1 cup Bisquick (Original Recipe)
1 cup of milk
2 cans cream of mushroom soup
1 can sliced mushrooms (drained)
1 one pound bag frozen mixed vegetables (thawed and warmed on stove top)
2 large eggs
3 guttted/skinned/boiled/de-boned large gray squirrels cut into chunks.
1 teaspoon pepper
2 teaspoons salt
Pre-heat oven to 400 degrees.
mix eggs, bisquick and milk with a fork til blended well and set aside.
mix soups, meat and vegetables in ungreased 9 inch baking pan.
Pour blended batter on top til covered completely.
Cook 45 minutes or until crust is golden brown.

 

[stefen]

Grandma's Squirrel Pot Pie

1 cup Bisquick (Original Recipe)
1 cup of milk
2 cans cream of mushroom soup
1 can sliced mushrooms (drained)
1 one pound bag frozen mixed vegetables (thawed and warmed on stove top)
2 large eggs
3 guttted/skinned/boiled/de-boned large gray squirrels cut into chunks.
1 teaspoon pepper
2 teaspoons salt
Pre-heat oven to 400 degrees.
mix eggs, bisquick and milk with a fork til blended well and set aside.
mix soups, meat and vegetables in ungreased 9 inch baking pan.
Pour blended batter on top til covered completely.
Cook 45 minutes or until crust is golden brown.

Sure am glad you mentioned skin off and gutted....

Does it matter if its road-kill? (Tread tenderized)

 

[shaun7]

Grandma's Squirrel Pot Pie

1 cup Bisquick (Original Recipe)
1 cup of milk
2 cans cream of mushroom soup
1 can sliced mushrooms (drained)
1 one pound bag frozen mixed vegetables (thawed and warmed on stove top)
2 large eggs
3 guttted/skinned/boiled/de-boned large gray squirrels cut into chunks.
1 teaspoon pepper
2 teaspoons salt
Pre-heat oven to 400 degrees.
mix eggs, bisquick and milk with a fork til blended well and set aside.
mix soups, meat and vegetables in ungreased 9 inch baking pan.
Pour blended batter on top til covered completely.
Cook 45 minutes or until crust is golden brown.

Can you freeze and re-heat this dish

 

[truckinbutch]

Yes you can , Shaun ..... If there's any left from the first sitting .
Another addendum : passing skinned , gutted squirrels over a strong lightbulb will reveal any stray shot/hair/ect embedded in the flesh so debridement can be completed before cooking .

 

[shaun7]

Yes you can , Shaun ..... If there's any left from the first sitting .
Another addendum : passing skinned , gutted squirrels over a strong lightbulb will reveal any stray shot/hair/ect embedded in the flesh so debridement can be completed before cooking .

I wouldn't mind doing all this...as long as he didn't have his little eyes open

 

[Smee]

Yes you can , Shaun ..... If there's any left from the first sitting .
Another addendum : passing skinned , gutted squirrels over a strong lightbulb will reveal any stray shot/hair/ect embedded in the flesh so debridement can be completed before cooking .

I wouldn't mind doing all this...as long as he didn't have his little eyes open

Just kill him first, and when you peel the hide off, use it to cover his eyes. You would probably want to remove the head before cooking . . . although one Choctaw friend of mine preferred them to be looking back at him at dinnertime.

 

[shaun7]

Yes you can , Shaun ..... If there's any left from the first sitting .
Another addendum : passing skinned , gutted squirrels over a strong lightbulb will reveal any stray shot/hair/ect embedded in the flesh so debridement can be completed before cooking .

I wouldn't mind doing all this...as long as he didn't have his little eyes open

Just kill him first, and when you peel the hide off, use it to cover his eyes. You would probably want to remove the head before cooking . . . although one Choctaw friend of mine preferred them to be looking back at him at dinnertime.

Thanks, maybe taking the head straight off would help

Now that you mention "hide" though, how many squarells would it take to make a decent sized dwelling?

 

[stefen]

Now that you mention "hide" though, how many squarells would it take to make a decent sized dwelling?

To make a dwelling (Native American tent or teepee) use the ration of 1 squarell per 15 nauga's or i bufallo per 120 squarells. There is a 27.50 (%) percent loss of hide area due to trimming of appendage excess.

Nauga hide, by the way, is exceptionally rare.

 

[ivan salis]

once as a "bad" teenage type kid --to prove a point to a freind --- I took a photo of a harp seal --put it on a gallon pickle jar * with the phraze "save the baby nauga don't use their hides" --- we sat by a mega mart type place with the jar sit on a card table--- let me tell you I cleaned up --- lots of folks knew that some folks couches were cover by innocent lil nauga's hides , hardest part was keeping a straight face while looking at those morons dumping change in the jar.

 

[stefen]

Now that's a hoot

 

[ivan salis]

as the great WC Feilds once said --its morally wrong to let weak minded folks have money , since they don't know how to treat it properly -- they would most likely waste it on food and shelter thus breeding more weak minded folks.

 

[greydigger]

I don't know about squarrels but I would like to start a Naga ranch.
Seems they might go along with my Emu heard.
I keep sending money to my manager in Montana and he says things are going great.
I am up about 50% since I have started. Not bad when the economy is doing poorly.

 

[Smee]

Now that you mention "hide" though, how many squarells would it take to make a decent sized dwelling?

To make a dwelling (Native American tent or teepee) use the ration of 1 squarell per 15 nauga's or i bufallo per 120 squarells. There is a 27.50 (%) percent loss of hide area due to trimming of appendage excess.

Nauga hide, by the way, is exceptionally rare.

Very well researched Stefen! The Nauga hide has become very rare in modern furniture, and when you can find it, is far too expensive.

You ought to see how it looks on our La-Z-Boy sectional here in the showroom! So very 70's!

 

[civil war hunter]

Here is some pictures i took yestarday of the wild around are house. I made a post on daily pictures but no one seemed to comment.. This very cool.

 

[Smee]

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[stefen]

Funny how this post has gotten squirreled around

Too many people are off their meds today...