Ted Nugent

Hackman said:
I guess everyone has their limits on taste concerning wild game.  One that size, 6 or 7 years old, would probably be some stinky and nasty swine. I've tryed an older boar a few times, and I didn't like it much even with spices all over it. I'm not real picky.
 
Get yourself a high quality BBQ sauce you can make anything taste good. ;)
 
Glenn Quagmire said:
I wouldn't eat one over 75-100 lbs. the little pigs are very good to eat as long as you get them in cold weather.
 
I've never had wild boar.  Buffalo, deer and moose I've had.  The moose had almost a gritty texture to it.
 
delldude said:
Tell me about crossfire?
 
 
If one of those guys had an undiagnosed heart condition they would have found out rather quickly.
 
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xUT said:
If you have to put sauce on it, it isn't finger licking good... :p
 
Then no one would ever eat ribs.  That's the only reason anyone eats BBQ ribs.  The SAUCE!  ;)
 
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Then no one would ever eat ribs.  That's the only reason anyone eats BBQ ribs.  The SAUCE!   ;)
Lighten up Francis... a good dry rub doesn't mask a crappy piece of meat.
Hide it in the 'sauce' if you like but it will still be a crappy piece of meat.
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xUT said:
Lighten up Francis... a good dry rub doesn't mask a crappy piece of meat.
Hide it in the 'sauce' if you like but it will still be a crappy piece of meat.
:p
Ribs ARE crappy pieces of meat. :)
 
xUT said:
If you have to put sauce on it, it isn't finger licking good... :p
Au contraire.  Nice dry rub.  Nice slow smoking...then the sauce.  Not hiding anything, and not a crappy piece of meat.  Either that or we here in KC tend to enjoy crappy meat falling off a crappy bone infused with the crappy slow smoky flavor and a nice spicy sauce.  We don't cook 'em in sauce...we slow smoke to perfection....the sauce is just the piece de resistance. 
 
KCFlyer said:
Au contraire.  Nice dry rub.  Nice slow smoking...then the sauce.  Not hiding anything, and not a crappy piece of meat.  Either that or we here in KC tend to enjoy crappy meat falling off a crappy bone infused with the crappy slow smoky flavor and a nice spicy sauce.  We don't cook 'em in sauce...we slow smoke to perfection....the sauce is just the piece de resistance. 
No finer words have been spoken. Hat tip to you!
 
Poor Ted. Think he needs the gummint money?
 
Besides, is there some reason he shouldn't have his hand out, like the 49 percenters?
 

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