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Is it good eating?
 
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Yes.

Actually I don't know, but I own a computer, so therefore I am entitled to an opinion whether or not I have any actual facts to back it up.
 
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The medalions were ok but not my favorite and not to be compared with Eland or Blesbok which I truly enjoyed.
 
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That line has been in my head a while, it just had to come out!

It is good eating. A friend shot one and we ate some. Good stuff. I find most African horned game is good, have not et a bad one yet!
 
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Yes, it is good. At least the Scimitar Horned Oryx that I shot a few years ago in South Africa was tasty.
 
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Nice animal

don't know about the meat,but would like to find out.
 
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Wendell - Always a smart ass!


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Saeed should know. I think he raises them Big Grin
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Taste like Gemsbok?


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Actually I don't know, but I own a computer, so therefore I am entitled to an opinion whether or not I have any actual facts to back it up.


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What is even funnier is that a fair percentage of the folks on the internet actually believe it!


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Use Enough Gun,

That is one nice looking stock on that rifle
 
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I like Simitar Oryx meat better than any wild meat I've ever eaten, Eland included!

Wendell, it seems you might think some people on the internet would post falsehoods! I can't believe it! Big Grin


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Yes.

Actually I don't know, but I own a computer, so therefore I am entitled to an opinion whether or not I have any actual facts to back it up.

that line is a true classic.
 
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Buckshotaz: It's a custom thumbhole stock made by Cecil Fredi from Blonde Fiddleback Myrtle Wood for my .300 WSM. A pleasure to shoot and exremely accurate. I have taken over 70 plains game animals with it, from Giraffe(yes,Giraffe) to Steenbok. As an aside, the male Scimitar Horned Oryx in the picture had 40" horns.
 
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MacD37,, you like the scimitar better than eland?? Gee, last time I cooked eland, kudu and gemsbock filets at the same meal and they were all really great,,,, I wish I could cook the scimitar and the eland side by side and give it a taste test,,,,,,might have to do it several nights just to make sure???? Like earlier stated,, I think all the horned plains game are pretty awesome,, could be the mopane wood or the southern cross makes it better,,,wish I was there right this minute to check out the taste buds,,,but bottom line Perry,,, the simitar eats really good!


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Grilled half a back strap last night and it was very good.
Wrapped it in bacon, seasoned with salt, pepper, onion powder and garlic powder. Cooked it rare...no left overs between 6 of us.

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The absolute best I've ever had!!!
 
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The absolute best I've ever had!!!


I agree! Without a doubt the best game meat I have eaten.


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I've had clients shoot several over the years here in Texas. When they say "You can have the meat, I've got plenty deer meat in the freezer", I get the feeling like I drew the ace at a card game and won the pot!
 
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I heard it tastes like chicken. Big Grin


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I agree! Without a doubt the best game meat I have eaten.


Surely you don't mean it is better than Aoudad!
 
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TASTEY!!!

 
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Last summer, we took an Axis buck and a Scimitar in sucessive days. We had filets the same night. I preferred the Oryx; some preferred the Axis. Both were outstanding.


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