Moose hunting in Idaho

I like to bring 'em home before I shoot them, that way I don't have to pack 'em far.
Damn! This one got out of the garage!

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A moose once bit my sister.


Seriously, it tried to pull her off her dog sled. Tore the sleeve out of her parka.

Never had one act aggressive while hunting. Generally I'm done hunting before the rut though.
 
Hey there Hooligan1,

Moose meat, Hmmmmmmmmmmmm good!!!!!!!!!

I like deer meat. Elk meat is about as good as it gets and moose is right up there.

The grain of the meat is much courser then deer/elk. Both my wife's bull and mine were chewy.

Roasts, berger or crock pot is how we handled it, but the taste is great.

April 1st was the start of this year's application period, so when I get into town on Wed., the plan is to get my application for my once in a life time cow started.

This could be my lucky year, then again maybe not.

But if not, will plan on time in the woods for deer and elk with my 45/70.

Sure would like to thump a beeeeeeeg critter with that cast boolit out of my RUGER #1. YES!!

Keep em coming!

Crusty Deary Ol'Coot
 
Wrap some of those "butterflied" backstraps with bacon and set em over an applewood direct-heat fire,,and let us know Crusty!!!;) meanwhile I'm going to grap the rifle and go check My garage!!!!!:eek::D:rolleyes:
 
Ooooooops!!!!!!

Oh ya, forgot the back strap and loin. YES!!!!

Along with hamberger gravey and mash spuds, probably my next favorite meal is deer back strap or loin, fried up nice and crisp, gravey from the dripp'ins and mashed taters.

Have a birth day com'in in a few days, and the crisp fried back strap is a standing birthday order. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm GOOD!

Keep em coming!

Crusty Deary Ol'Coot
 
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