Doc, tough little buggers, eh? I didn't realise squirrel meat needs
tenderising.

It's not tough normally, especially if they were roadkills and have
been out in the weather for a couple days.

In hot weather, do gourmets prefer to wait a few more days and enjoy the
maggots?

On Tue, 12 Aug 2003 01:03:24 +0000 (UTC), "Reg Edwards"
wrote:

Doc, tough little buggers, eh? I didn't realise squirrel meat needs
tenderising.

It's not tough normally, especially if they were roadkills and have
been out in the weather for a couple days.

In hot weather, do gourmets prefer to wait a few more days and enjoy the
maggots?

Just think of them as mobile rice.

Roger Halstead (K8RI EN73 & ARRL Life Member)
www.rogerhalstead.com
N833R World's oldest Debonair? (S# CD-2)

This Earth, a tiny plot isolated in the vacuum of space, is already
overpopulated with people.

Its resources are being seriously depleted, polluted - food, clean air,
clean water, timber, oil.

But various facilities for selective culling have been available and
employed with ever-increasing efficiency for 58 years. Genetic Engineering
is being kept in reserve.

The question arises, who or what selects they who do the selecting ?

Reg Edwards wrote:
But various facilities for selective culling have been available and
employed with ever-increasing efficiency for 58 years.

Hey, Reg, did you hear they've crossed a human and a rabbit
in China?
--
73, Cecil, W5DXP

"W5DXP" wrote ...
Reg Edwards wrote:
But various facilities for selective culling have been available and
employed with ever-increasing efficiency for 58 years.

Hey, Reg, did you hear they've crossed a human and a rabbit
in China?

========================

Cec, no doubt stateside genetic engineers have already started work to catch
up with a similar cross with antenna feedline-gnawing squirrels plus an
additional selling point of a choice of burger-meat flavours. It is what is
known as killing two birds with one stone.
----
Reg, G4FGQ.

A HABBIT!!

W5DXP wrote:

Reg Edwards wrote:

But various facilities for selective culling have been available and
employed with ever-increasing efficiency for 58 years.


Hey, Reg, did you hear they've crossed a human and a rabbit
in China?
--
73, Cecil, W5DXP

I hope it's not a bad habbit. If it is, I hope they've produced nun.

Roy Lewallen, W7EL

Dave Shrader wrote:
A HABBIT!!

W5DXP wrote:

Reg Edwards wrote:

But various facilities for selective culling have been available and
employed with ever-increasing efficiency for 58 years.



Hey, Reg, did you hear they've crossed a human and a rabbit
in China?
--
73, Cecil, W5DXP

The BIGGEST GUN!!! MIGHT makes RIGHT!!!

Hmmm... Not too religious for a clergyman to say grin

Maybe the world will finally develop a sense of moral behavior.

DD, W1MCE

Reg Edwards wrote:

This Earth, a tiny plot isolated in the vacuum of space, is already
overpopulated with people.

Its resources are being seriously depleted, polluted - food, clean air,
clean water, timber, oil.

But various facilities for selective culling have been available and
employed with ever-increasing efficiency for 58 years. Genetic Engineering
is being kept in reserve.

The question arises, who or what selects they who do the selecting ?