Wildlife

Probably was a squirrel, they are famous for chewing on things. They are good to make a pot of squirrel and dumplings.

nineoaks2004 wrote:
Probably was a squirrel, they are famous for chewing on things. They are good to make a pot of squirrel and dumplings.

This is a bowl of Squirrel and Dumplings! (Squirrel Pot Pie is not bad either.)

They are high in cholesterol, according to Cousin Eddie.

OMG - sounds like Duck Dynastey

One of the best dinners my Dad made when I was young was stewed squirrel with sour cream gravy!!...remember it to this day!

mom treated squirrel the same way as rabbit and chicken

either baked or fried, usually fried

my brothers and I and our friends, where all Avid small game hunters and fishers

lots bluegill catfish and squirrel graced our table

I had that happen too.

lots bluegill catfish and squirrel graced our table

Ahh, yesteryear. My Mom was a terrible cook (self admitted). Fortunately, we had neighbors that knew different ways to eat.

The absolute best was traveling over to Granny Dow's house near a small lake. Grandson Jimmy and I would ply our way around in a small boat and grab crawfish until we had buckets filled. Granny would boil and even shell out a full plate for us. THat was eating!

My step-father was an avid hunter and a crack shot. We always had squirrel
and pheasant in the freezer. My mother did wonders with squirrel and made
the best turtle soup.

i never had turtle soup, but one of my neighbors did
as kids, we never caught any big river turtles, to use for food
little one became pets, or were released

and we were lucky, MOM was a fantastic cook