Duck Recipes
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Head cook, Bottle washer, and Peace keeper.
Bacon....
It's the key, works great with dove also...Could be a cool option for da smoker..
seared duck breast with blood orange cranberry sauce.
sear duck.
deglaze pan w white wine, add shallot, dried cranberries, blood orange segments and blood orange juice, reduce by .5 and 2 tbl butter salt and pepper to taste. serve with roasted new potatoes, and root veg.
or cook it in its own fat..
sear duck.
deglaze pan w white wine, add shallot, dried cranberries, blood orange segments and blood orange juice, reduce by .5 and 2 tbl butter salt and pepper to taste. serve with roasted new potatoes, and root veg.
or cook it in its own fat..
you could had just started there...and then stopped.
confit with wild mushrooms and polenta...
yes please....
Shut your cawkholster when men are talking.
Hmmmmm, I'll have to try that. Good tip!
Every duck or goose I have shot and cooked, tasted like mud. Thank god for upland game. I am glad I dont live in a flyway.
Every duck or goose I have shot and cooked, tasted like mud. Thank god for upland game. I am glad I dont live in a flyway.
Either your cooking skills suck or the cook that cooked your food does. You notherners are not known for your cooking skills.
I am a westerner.
I am a westerner.
LOL. I was watching Monday night football and not really paying attention. Well then, I don't have an excuse for your lack of skills.
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I call this one "Bling Bling Green Heads & Ham"...
Ingredients-
-One breasted blinged drake Mallard
-Teriyaki
-Red onion
-Bacon
-Phil Robertson's Cajun Rub
This here was fawking delish people...
Ingredients-
-One breasted blinged drake Mallard
-Teriyaki
-Red onion
-Bacon
-Phil Robertson's Cajun Rub
This here was fawking delish people...
I call this one "Bling Bling Green Heads & Ham"...
Ingredients-
-One breasted blinged drake Mallard
-Teriyaki
-Red onion
-Bacon
-Phil Robertson's Cajun Rub
This here was fawking delish people...
That looks awesome. Glad to see your BACK in action. Where do most of your banded birds come from? Ours come from Manitoba or Saskatchewan. I have only killed 2 banded mallards, 1 teal and few banded geese in my life, congrats on the band.
That looks awesome. Glad to see your BACK in action. Where do most of your banded birds come from? Ours come from Manitoba or Saskatchewan. I have only killed 2 banded mallards, 1 teal and few banded geese in my life, congrats on the band.
what congrats on the band?? Does it make a difference? Have not done much duck hunting in me life so ignorant to the whole band thing
Some people hunt their entire life and never kill a banded bird. Also people display their bands like trophies on their duck call lanyards. Mine end up in a drawer gathering dust. It also is pretty cool when you call in the band # and receive a certificate in the mail giving you details of the bird you shot. Here is the last one I shot....... I like the way they say "encountered".
I was hunting the weekend before last, and shot a plump mallard, and saw it had some jewelry on it. I was excited because it was my first bird with some bling. After the hunt was over, I grabbed the bird and read the tag. It was a tamey from across the street.
I was hunting the weekend before last, and shot a plump mallard, and saw it had some jewelry on it. I was excited because it was my first bird with some bling. After the hunt was over, I grabbed the bird and read the tag. It was a tamey from across the street.
That sucks but it is still a band.
I once shot a goose that was banded the day before on a refuge about 20 miles from where I was hunting. Not much history on that one and it was kinda a let down too. I used to guide when I was a kid and I swear I would bring a new guy out to the blind (like their first hunt) and sure enough they would kill a banded bird. I would tell them how lucky they were but it never seemed that they fully grasped the odds. That or they just thought I was trying to get a bigger tip.
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Some people hunt their entire life and never kill a banded bird. Also people display their bands like trophies on their duck call lanyards. Mine end up in a drawer gathering dust. It also is pretty cool when you call in the band # and receive a certificate in the mail giving you details of the bird you shot. Here is the last one I shot....... I like the way they say "encountered".
Yo bro! This makes us Band Brothers!
That same fawkin' eskimo banded the brant I harvested last year in the same spot. Haha, wow small world
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I was hunting the weekend before last, and shot a plump mallard, and saw it had some jewelry on it. I was excited because it was my first bird with some bling. After the hunt was over, I grabbed the bird and read the tag. It was a tamey from across the street.
It's still a band wob.
At least it wasn't a cock ring like Liam strives to collect.
It's still a band wob.
At least it wasn't a cock ring like Liam strives to collect.
Nah, I don't count tameys - especially corn fed ones a few hundred yards away.