Amazing what people have as pets these days

Never knowingly had dog or cat

But have had
Rabbit
Cow
sheep
Pig
reindeer
Moose (actually the european Elk but its the same species)
Deer of different kinds
Partridge
Pheasant
Turkey
Goose
Duck
chicken
Pigeon
Snipe
 
Okay, Rabbie, you're lying. 'fess up.


I know about it. You know what we're talking about. :)
 
Okay, Rabbie, you're lying. 'fess up.


I know about it. You know what we're talking about. :)
I must plead ignorance. I haven't got a clue what you are on about :confused:
 
The last entry on your list? Snipe?

The prank they play on noob hunters? :D ;)


(Unless it's a UK thing that I don't know about? :confused:)


PS: Egg on my face! Apparently there are snipes, after all!
 
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The last entry on your list? Snipe?

The prank they play on noob hunters? :D ;)


(Unless it's a UK thing that I don't know about? :confused:)


PS: Egg on my face! Apparently there are snipes, after all!
Is that Snipe egg I see:D
 
Never knowingly had dog or cat

But have had
Rabbit
Cow
sheep
Pig
reindeer
Moose (actually the european Elk but its the same species)
Deer of different kinds
Partridge
Pheasant
Turkey
Goose
Duck
chicken
Pigeon
Snipe


OK, I forgot those too -

Partridge, pheasant, turkey, duck, quail, pigeon, swan, ostrich, ostrich eggs, pigeon eggs (lol we were poor, sorry, bad taste), duck egg
Swordfish, angelfish, shark, eel (yuck, don't like seafood), the usual seafoods of cod, prawns etc
Snails
Springbok, buffalo
 
Why eat them then?:confused:

What, pigeon eggs? Long story

Basically, when I eat meat I don't see why I should discriminate, and face it, you might as well try it if it's getting cooked anyway.
 
I've eaten chickenhead (head of a chicken) before. when i was younger my uncle made me
i think it will freak me out if i see someone doing that now
 
I'm so sorry to hear that. It's one of the things I always worry about when eating mass produced chicken.

My grandmother used to make hog's head cheese. It was made from whatever boiled off off (or out of) a hog's skull. I did eat it (you never said no to my grandmother). Yuck.
 
My grandmother used to make hog's head cheese. It was made from whatever boiled off off (or out of) a hog's skull. I did eat it (you never said no to my grandmother). Yuck.

Yikes. I don't even want to know how that is made. :eek:
 
My grandmother used to make hog's head cheese. It was made from whatever boiled off off (or out of) a hog's skull. I did eat it (you never said no to my grandmother). Yuck.

Wow I had no idea it was actually made that way. That sounds incredibly disgusting, but I try not to judge until I try something. I haven't found anything I haven't liked, but I've been wanting to travel east and see if I can find those strange delicacies like monkey brain, snake blood/meat, super fresh sushi, weird insects - definitely something I'll do before I RIP.

More on topic... I knew a girl when I was in highschool that had giraffes and some zebras on her dad's farm. I'm not sure if they really count as "pets" but along the same lines.
 
Mmmm Steak. Rare with crushed garlic and black pepper. Maybe some sauted onions on top.
 
I prefer medium rare, and your seasoning selection sounds quite delicious. Italian dressing also works quite well.
 
Reminds me of a time (growing up, my dad's brother...uncle lived with us for sometime). The neigbhour's duck (mother duck) went missing. next i know, uncle is roasting what looks like a turkey in the basement oven :eek: Im sure all the pidgeons in the area knew our yard as "the death zone"

we all kept it a secret tho. never told our parents cos im sure they'd have sent him packing at that point! never tasted the duck either.
 
We go from strange pets to what we've all eaten. I guess that shows how we truly feel about "man's best friend". :D
 

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