Don't dead badgers (and most other things) stink in
this heat?
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Zog The Undeniable posted:
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Don't dead badgers (and most other things) stink in
this heat?Not when they've dried out ... but they do need seasoning to
be palatable .. 😉--
Paul ...(8(|) ... Homer Rocks
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Zog The Undeniable posted:
Quoted message said:
Don't dead badgers (and most other things) stink in
this heat?Not when they've dried out ... but they do need seasoning
to be palatable .. 😉Personally, I don't stop and sniff them.
:-)
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Zog The Undeniable posted:
Quoted message said:
Don't dead badgers (and most other things) stink in
this heat?Not when they've dried out ... but they do need seasoning
to be palatable ..Yummy. Badger Biltung.
--Cheers,
Al
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Zog The Undeniable [email hidden] opined the
following...Quoted message said:
Don't dead badgers (and most other things) stink in
this heat?Try taking dried bananas. The protein content isn't as good,
but they're more palatable. ;-)Jon
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