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![]() "Guyz-N-Flyz" wrote in message nk.net... We deep-fried two wild turkeys at work, the day before T-Day. The turkeys were skinless, All you turkeys quacking about cooking---try the company in Tyler Texas that smokes birds. It will arrive smoked [but not dry], with a skin and dead. Probably cost the same as a raw turkey and three gallons of peanut oil. And you don't have to go in the woods in a camouflaged suit, painted up face, gloves on your hands, face mask, camouflaged gun and wearing a bright orange vest. In the old days the squaws use to do all the cooking but now the Cabela's catalog has got you guys worried about the cost of a cajun marinade injector kit. IJ |
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![]() "Joe McIntosh" wrote in message ... All you turkeys quacking about cooking---try the company in Tyler Texas that smokes birds. It will arrive smoked [but not dry], with a skin and dead. Probably cost the same as a raw turkey and three gallons of peanut oil. And you don't have to go in the woods in a camouflaged suit, painted up face, gloves on your hands, face mask, camouflaged gun and wearing a bright orange vest. If ya go into the woods wearin' "wearing a bright orange vest[,]" you ain't gonna come out with no turkey! In the old days the squaws use to do all the cooking but now the Cabela's catalog has got you guys worried about the cost of a cajun marinade injector kit. In the old days, injuns knew how to hunt, too. BSEG Op IJ |
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