skunk

[Red Badger]

Doug  agree, this is not traditional food!  nor is Badger from what I can tell. but then I 'm far from knowing it all.  Besides the one I know is toot sweet and spoiled rotten guess, i just have to keep him all to my self

Ok she is biased... don't any of yall get the idea I'm soft or spoilt.   

[Hawken50]

  Eat a Badger,save a jug.....

[Blackfeet]

as things get spoilt, do they not get soft?

[Hawken50]

  Jest round da middle.

[Blackfeet]

touche, I resemble that

[crazell]

touche, I resemble that

We must be twins....

[Red Badger]

You guys are too much...    I think it is time to let this post rest in peace....

[Rocky]

Don't know 'bout that, this is real entertainment, and educational. Nothing smelly about that!

[pilgrim]

      to cook skunk!  Take 1 fresh killed skunk, carefully skin skunk, place skunk body on HICKORY PLANK, sprikle with salt and pepper and bake in preheated 300 degrees (low heat tenderizes tough meat)  bake approx 3 hours or until thermometer inserted into high reads 175 degrees.  Remove from oven,  Throw away skunk     and eat planK   .  BON APITITE   

[crazell]

Sounds like an old family recipe that went REAL BAD !!!!!

[Watauga]

Hammerhead I found this on the Web
http://www.cooks.com/rec/view/0,1826,150184-238204,00.html

Baked Skunk 

[Bulldog lady]

Not in my oven or camp dutch oven, not on your life.    ,noway ,noway,

[Man Tracker]

my grandpa use to catch young ones and descent 'em!!

[Bulldog lady]

Yes, my boys when growing up thru the years had two.  They are ok I guess, funny to watch but as they get older go to their natural nocturnal habits.  Vet used to descent after hours, don't think it's real legal!  From what remember very cat like when little.  Always got a rabies shot on them and kept them up .  Suggetions  get a good handsome bulldog or one of them crazy looking oriental spooky dawgs. 

[Hawken50]

  A word of caution....never try to tame a Badger....right Di.