11-25-2009, 01:59 AM
Yep, I duck hunt a bit and bring em home for breasting, along with goose, upland, venison,etc. [
] My question - what is the problem with the general public and duck eating and the other stuff and the general public.? For my wife, is weird. She won't touch it since she it reminds her of rabbit which is a no, no.??? Now, I don't understand, and think her feelings are not representative, but is there a bigggggggg problem with the general public and game meat??? I've used duck meat in a variety or dishes, at the last, being in cut up portions in spaghetti sauce instead of hamburger, etc., and it just tastes great, at least to me. I think it tastes every bit as good as other meat additives. So, what's the problem with the general public? I pride myself with at least an average sense of taste, so again, is there a visual reference problem or just a fixed inflexible concept of "wild game" in general? I do see big $ being charged at high class restaurants but I know it ain't wild. [frown][frown] So clue me in. []
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] My question - what is the problem with the general public and duck eating and the other stuff and the general public.? For my wife, is weird. She won't touch it since she it reminds her of rabbit which is a no, no.??? Now, I don't understand, and think her feelings are not representative, but is there a bigggggggg problem with the general public and game meat??? I've used duck meat in a variety or dishes, at the last, being in cut up portions in spaghetti sauce instead of hamburger, etc., and it just tastes great, at least to me. I think it tastes every bit as good as other meat additives. So, what's the problem with the general public? I pride myself with at least an average sense of taste, so again, is there a visual reference problem or just a fixed inflexible concept of "wild game" in general? I do see big $ being charged at high class restaurants but I know it ain't wild. [frown][frown] So clue me in. [][signature]