what do you do with coyote meet?

[boonerkiller]

It is delicious canned, with garlic???

[solocam]

Originally Posted by Mark215

That is just plain mean, what if some one takes that seriously?

I think your the only one taking it serious.

[graymatter]

Originally Posted by coyotezh

i shot a coyote yesterday on the way hunting wt. Its too damn wasted if i throw it to the garbage. Can i use it as the bait for other predators? Thanks!

there's a great cook book with many fabulous recipes in it.

You will find it in any chinese book store

101 ways to wok your dog

[H380]

I know this is gonna draw some flack .. How about "donate it ?"

[Grizzly Adams]

Seriously, I have a recipe for roast leg of coyote, somewhere. Want me to find it ?


Grizz

[catnthehat]

There is a hunting show on the tube where two guys barbecued up a. 'Yote to try it- apparently they didn't 't mind it too much.
If I were lost it would be on the fire without thought
I 'm not lost however, so will stick to critters I enjoy eating.
Cat

[newguy]

The night before hunting season opens in NS, the old timers, both hunters and trappers, get together in my area to have a wild game supper. They (ceremoniously) eat everything. Beaver, muskrat, mink, coyote etc. I was lucky to be invited and you know what, it all tasted awful. Baked muskrat and coyote with light seasoning wasn,t my idea of good table meat.

One fella canned some predator meat and it too was awful.

To each his own I guess.

[Smokinyotes]

I think if i was lost in the bush starving and I had a choice of eating a coyote or cutting off an arm and eating it I would probably only have 1 arm. It would be a good dish though for relatives you don't like.

[scooter123]

Originally Posted by Lefty-Canuck

I have called in more mule deer using predator calls than I have using deer calls....especially does, they are so curious they come right in at times.

LC

X 2 on this

[bigjohncdn]

Use the meat to attract more coyote. Shoot, repeat, shoot again, etc. Very well fed hawks, falcons and owls in my area. The magpies are quite cordial and take care of the smaller remains.

[Jimboy]

Originally Posted by bergman

You called in a mule buck with a coyote (howl) call? or a rabbit distress call?
WHAAA HUH?

Mule deer will come to a rabbit call , absolutely , lve done it many times , the does think its a fawn , THEY ACTUALLY COME AT A FAST TROT , if its in rutting season the buck will follow the does.
l called in a group of does from 300 yds once , they came within 100 yds of me , the buck was following ,BOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.

[Fordevr]

https://youtu.be/zaHxYlcjICA

[Fordevr]

I've had amazing wild meat and horrible wild meat. Never had coyote but I'm guessing it all depends on who cooks it.🤔 I told my brother in law who's a chef we're gonna try it one day... if it happens I'll let you know.

[trooper]

Originally Posted by catnthehat

There is a hunting show on the tube where two guys barbecued up a. 'Yote to try it- apparently they didn't 't mind it too much.
If I were lost it would be on the fire without thought
I 'm not lost however, so will stick to critters I enjoy eating.
Cat

Yep meateater. A great show! Very well done in my view, but he made me start thinking about coyotes for food. The only reason why I wouldn't eat them is the possibility of parasites in the meat. I worked with a fellow who came from S.E Asia many years ago who ate coyote. He offered to let me try a a bite, I politely declined.

[Little red riding hood]

My uncle says it's pretty good stuff, he said it's just sweeter than most other meat, as far as the sandhill crane, not much on them but they make pretty good sausage

[bruceba]

I gave a couple to neighbours of mine that were from a country in which canine was a food source. The guy told me stories of growing up in a pour area
of town and occasionally somebodies dog would get hit by a vehicle and the mayhem would ensue. They would actually fight over the road kill for the fresh meat. Anyways they tried the coyote's and said it wasn't the best they've had but it wasn't the worst. I offer to bring them more but they declined the offer.

[Opa]

The whole coyotes go to a trapper friend who uses the carcasses for bait in some form or another. I did do some jerky for s***s & giggles and gave it a "friend", not telling him what kind it was. He was expecting moose or elk, as we had just recently come back from our annual hunt. Buddy claimed it to be the best jerky that he had ever had. Must have been the first jerky that he ever had or his sinuses were severely plugged!!! Stunk to high heaven when I was smoking & drying it.

[Suzukisam]

I usually debone mine and cut into small steaks. The wrap in butuchers paper date it and label it back strap steak. Put in freezer till next hunting season Then when that neighbour that ask's where is his moose steak I say wait on minute got some frozen enjoy but remember wild meat has a bid of a game taste. Never been asked twice I don't know why after all I gave them choice back straps

[covey ridge]

Originally Posted by scrapper

I have always used a similar recipe as the birchwood. I debone the coyote put it in a large roaster with an old cowboy boot season to taste, cook on low heat (300) for 10 hours when done throw out the coyote and eat the boot. Great recipe for sand hill cranes as well.

I have heard from a few older than me that the sand hill crane is very edible.
Just did a google and where there is a season, they are shot for meat.
Can not prove it by me but they are described as tasting like pork chops. I have heard some describe them as flying rib roast.

[.257Weatherby]

Originally Posted by bruceba

I gave a couple to neighbours of mine that were from a country in which canine was a food source. The guy told me stories of growing up in a pour area
of town and occasionally somebodies dog would get hit by a vehicle and the mayhem would ensue. They would actually fight over the road kill for the fresh meat. Anyways they tried the coyote's and said it wasn't the best they've had but it wasn't the worst. I offer to bring them more but they declined the offer.

South Korea really isnt a Poor Country and they serve canine once a year in a festival sort of event.
As for the reserection of this old thread as for colyote I would either drag them to the ditch or skin them for the hide if it was a prime pelt, but of course the rules in Alberta prevent a BC Boy from doing this without the use of a guide.
Rob

[dmcbride]

Originally Posted by covey ridge

I have heard from a few older than me that the sand hill crane is very edible.
Just did a google and where there is a season, they are shot for meat.
Can not prove it by me but they are described as tasting like pork chops. I have heard some describe them as flying rib roast.

Suppose to be good.

http://www.themeateater.com/videos/r...in-west-texas/

[covey ridge]

Originally Posted by bruceba

I gave a couple to neighbours of mine that were from a country in which canine was a food source. The guy told me stories of growing up in a pour area
of town and occasionally somebodies dog would get hit by a vehicle and the mayhem would ensue. They would actually fight over the road kill for the fresh meat. Anyways they tried the coyote's and said it wasn't the best they've had but it wasn't the worst. I offer to bring them more but they declined the offer.

I knew a fellow who took a few gigs of teaching conversational English in China. He claims that dog was the menu of the more well off and he developed a taste for it.

In China they have something called a Yulin festival where in a little over a week about 20 million dogs are eaten.

For me that thought gives doggie breath a whole new meaning

[Aqr8]

I was told that the Huderites will buy the whole thing off you.
An ethical outfitter and close friend wasn't happy with me when I said I'd leave the carcass. Since then I've made the conscious effort to not kill something and leave it there, besides gophers. The bodies disappear overnight.

[H380]

Originally Posted by Opa

The whole coyotes go to a trapper friend who uses the carcasses for bait in some form or another. I did do some jerky for s***s & giggles and gave it a "friend", not telling him what kind it was. He was expecting moose or elk, as we had just recently come back from our annual hunt. Buddy claimed it to be the best jerky that he had ever had. Must have been the first jerky that he ever had or his sinuses were severely plugged!!! Stunk to high heaven when I was smoking & drying it.

Is he still a friend or did you not tell him after the fact ??

[bruceba]

Originally Posted by .257Weatherby

South Korea really isnt a Poor Country and they serve canine once a year in a festival sort of event.
As for the reserection of this old thread as for colyote I would either drag them to the ditch or skin them for the hide if it was a prime pelt, but of course the rules in Alberta prevent a BC Boy from doing this without the use of a guide.
Rob

Philippines

[Opa]

Originally Posted by H380

Is he still a friend or did you not tell him after the fact ??

Never was someone that I hung out with. He jerked me around once, but was always always around trying to mooch some wild meat after it was cut & wrapped. Always too busy to help with the cutting & wrapping, when we asked him, so I gave him some "wild" meat!!! He is still unaware of what I gave him for meat 5 yrs. ago.

[Diesel_wiesel]

Originally Posted by Mark215

That is just plain mean, what if some one takes that seriously?

young dog old cat makes great after dinner snacks
that's why they invented coyote helper

[H380]

Originally Posted by Opa

Never was someone that I hung out with. He jerked me around once, but was always always around trying to mooch some wild meat after it was cut & wrapped. Always too busy to help with the cutting & wrapping, when we asked him, so I gave him some "wild" meat!!! He is still unaware of what I gave him for meat 5 yrs. ago.

Now thats what friends are for ..LMAO .. If I were you I'd make up another batch and have it ready for when he asks for more wild meat ..hahahahaha

[gitrdun]

Has the general economy gotten that bad that coyotes are on the menu?

Oh and by the way coyotezh, it's meat not meet! just saying.

[Diesel_wiesel]

Originally Posted by gitrdun

Has the general economy gotten that bad that coyotes are on the menu?

Oh and by the way coyotezh, it's meat not meet! just saying.

Yes sir

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