Fried squirrel

[the lackster]

Name says it all. I boiled some Squirrel quarters in a broth until fork tender before frying. Dredged them in egg/milk and then rolled them in a seasoned cornmeal and flour mix. Fired until crispy crispy served with a side of mixed greens and a good bottle of Texas Pete. Mighty fine meal!

 

[UptaCamp]

I'd eat it, sounds delicious

 

[The Southern Gentlemen]

Name says it all. I boiled some Squirrel quarters in a broth until fork tender before frying. Dredged them in egg/milk and then rolled them in a seasoned cornmeal and flour mix. Fired until crispy crispy served with a side of mixed greens and a good bottle of Texas Pete. Mighty fine meal!
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My god man am I hungry now!!!

 

[LesD1951]

Dam, only that’s sound good for a week

 

[imawoodsman]

OH MY!!!
GR8 look-n dinner!
YUM!!

 

[Huey Deer Processing]

I love squirrel but whenever I go to hunt them it’s like they all disappear lol. The best time to hunt squirrels is also the best time to hunt white tail deer so most people myself included miss the opportunity to get them while the getting good. My advice to anyone wanting a limit of bushy tail and doesn’t have the luxury of their own hunting dog is to plan your hunt sometime in October or November instead of waiting till the later winter months.

 

[Control for Smilers]

I love squirrel but whenever I go to hunt them it’s like they all disappear lol. The best time to hunt squirrels is also the best time to hunt white tail deer so most people myself included miss the opportunity to get them while the getting good. My advice to anyone wanting a limit of bushy tail and doesn’t have the luxury of their own hunting dog is to plan your hunt sometime in October or November instead of waiting till the later winter months.

roll up on my yard with a pellet gun. you'll take 15 in 3 min.

 

[Huey Deer Processing]

roll up on my yard with a pellet gun. you'll take 15 in 3 min.

If I don’t get to blast it 20 foot out of tree with my trusty 20 gauge I don’t want it lol

 

[basstracker89]

Looks good

 

[Huey Deer Processing]

Also if anyone is curious yes there is big difference between fox squirrel and grey squirrel. Fox squirrel is tough as a $2 steak while grey will melt in your mouth.