Got 2.First one mostly moose and deer.Second is all geese and ducks.

Skunks mostly, bobcat carcasses, carp, glands the list goes on and on.

1/2 beef and frozen sweet corn

Walleye, crappie, sweet corn, deer steaks, squirrels, venison burger and soups, chili, and meat pies the wife made. And fur, of coarse.

this is coyotes. im going to thaw some tonight and put them up tomorrow. this is the last of them. i think there is a couple coons in the bottom and a grey fox

I'll take a pack of moose and a bag of those fiddle heads.

Deer and antelope, some mountain grouse, all the frozen goodies for the garden, rhubarb, apples. In the edible freezer. In the fur shed freezer is a bobcat, coyote skins, castor, glands and some skulls. Ive started to put fur up so it should clean out fast selling everything this year , gotta defrost the 2 fur shed freezers this year it's been awhile. Still need to grind , glands and castor.

Deer, wild hog, squirrel, bobwhite quail,wild turkey, alligator, red snapper, yellowfin tuna, speckled sea trout, flounder, crappie, bluegill, channel catfish, shrimp, oysters. I live on the Gulf Coast what can I say. When I ain't hunting or trapping I'm fishing. Retirement is a wonderful thing.

Venison and more venison. A few hides that will be bucked come spring.

We have 2 large freezers. 1 has 2500 frozen quail chicks, some frozen adult quail, some frozen whole chickens, some frozen opossums, including 1 that was acting erratically during the day and a few frozen 2 liters of water. The other freezer has frozen, incubated quail eggs, venison, pork, elder berries, wild grapes, catawba grapes, black raspberries, sour cherries, spinach, an alpaca heart, a deer head, a deer hide, hundreds of whole mice, bass and bluegill.

Keith

What is the story about the quail chicks and incubated quail eggs?

Chris

Bodies

500 lbs of octopus, rockfish fillets, quart of b’ver sac oil, some moose meat

A bunch of deer and ducks

Very jealous if this lol.

I sell quail chicks, quail eggs, chicken chicks, quail, rabbit, chicken, guinea and less often turkey, pheasant, goose, mice and pigeon to a company that makes and sells food for exotic animals, mostly reptiles. Lots of it ends up in the zoos in Ohio and in other states. The crazy thing is a fair amount, thousands of pounds, gets shipped to China.

Keith

That sounds like quite the market!

Chris

It's definitely a niche market. The pet food industry is huge in the US. People spend nearly as much on pets as they do their children. Lots of people keep pretty strange pets and they have to eat. The company I sell to sells in Canada now too.

Keith

Lol

Thanks for reminding me! I've no more food for my snapper turtle. Get some more beef steak chunks when I go back into town. Way he's doing, he'll soon be eating more steak a week than me!