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Australians cook up feral cat stew
03 September 2007, 01:13
tin canAustralians cook up feral cat stew
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The felines are the descendants of domestic pets and kill millions of small native animals each year.
A recent Alice Springs contest featured wild cat casserole. The meat is said to taste like a cross between rabbit and, perhaps inevitably, chicken.
But wildlife campaigners have expressed their dismay that Australia's wild cat now finds itself on the nation's menus.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6974687.stm02 October 2007, 13:37
EdmondAussies organizing crats safaris?

03 October 2007, 08:31
Steve E.During WWII my Daddy and 2 of his buddies got separated from his unit for a day and a half after a battle in German occupied France and all they had to eat was a cat they shot and cooked at an old French farmhouse, he said they all got sick after that. I'll sample most anything but that makes me think twice about cat. I had a dog many years ago that would kill them and eat them. But to each his own.
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04 October 2007, 02:53
boom stickSteve E.
I love central cali.
where are you stationed?
plenty of cali ar members.
yerright about the communism here

05 October 2007, 03:50
mstarlingTin Can,
You just can't leave it alone, can you?
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http://www.mstarling.com 05 October 2007, 17:20
AvatarThe natives here are keen on them.
They just run them down on foot.
Cats are a 100yrd sprinter at best and so they are easily chased down and despatched by a determined hunter armed with nothing but a stout stick in open country.
Not for me.
I've shot and skinned a few and the meat looks pretty dark and tough to me....
Each to their own I suppose.
06 October 2007, 21:51
tassoHave used the 270 on them as it is most effective, but I don't eat them.
Tasso
09 October 2007, 06:43
Sambar 9.3tried it once while I was working with Norforce.
Not exactly the kind of thing you would spend $50 on over dinner.
But the locals seemed to like it.
BTW, Australia doesn't have any native cats. Just ferals.
Cheers, Dave.
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09 October 2007, 18:20
greghudmmmmmmmm,
my personal favorite, the feral cat dog. a hot dog using cat meat and camel as filler! yummy.
(at least there being honest about the contence)
greg
10 October 2007, 01:07
boom stickDo you make cat jerky?
That would be a good seller I think.
10 October 2007, 04:15
David CulpepperShouldn't this be under the "Recipe for Hunters" forum?

10 October 2007, 05:00
boom stickquote:
feral cat dog. a hot dog using cat meat
Let me get this right... you eat a pussy cat that looks like a weiner

Cat jerky...thats the ticket

18 November 2007, 17:58
Frank Fisherquote:
Originally posted by boom stick:
quote:
feral cat dog. a hot dog using cat meat
Let me get this right... you eat a pussy cat that looks like a weiner

Cat jerky...thats the ticket
LMAO, That's funny!
23 November 2007, 10:43
Steve E.Boomstick
We're at the Presido of Monterey. I'm looking for a place to get a pig that won't cost me a weeks salary or have to drive all the way to Leggitt.
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23 November 2007, 12:21
boom stickSteve, I hear ya...
I would check with the farmers to see if any are having pig issues that need solving
23 November 2007, 12:21
boom stickquote:
Originally posted by Frank Fisher:
quote:
Originally posted by boom stick:
quote:
feral cat dog. a hot dog using cat meat
Let me get this right... you eat a pussy cat that looks like a weiner

Cat jerky...thats the ticket
LMAO, That's funny!

24 November 2007, 00:19
Mary Hilliard-Krueger

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02 December 2007, 22:03
Tumbleweedquote:
Originally posted by tasso:
Have used the 270 on them as it is most effective, but I don't eat them.
Tasso
Well, I expect they'd be tender after that...what you could find of 'em, at least.