I've eaten mountain lion, which was fine. I know many who have eaten lynx but I like to use the lynx I catch to catch other lynx and just eat moose or beef instead. lol

iv eaten possum pretty good still have yet to try bobcat

We ate bobcat, cooked in an Asian style, on New Year's day this year. It was good. We had 23 people this year and everyone who tried the bobcat liked it. It was almost entirely finished.





Keith

that's one thing i will never try.

bobcat is some of the best wild game for eating,

From experience cougar back strap, loins and hind quarters is actually very tasty

Skinning a bobcat years ago I used a propane torch to cauterize an artery I had cut by mistake, in order to stop the bleeding. The torch cooked some flesh and it smelled delicious.

Was this on you or the bobcat?

I know many trappers that eat bobcat and really like it. I myself haven't tried it.

I had some smoked mountain lion someone brought to our annual game feed. It wasn't bad. Also, tried some deep fried breaded timber wolf. That was nasty! Don't recommend that!

That’s an impressive spread, Keith.

Thanks Aaron. That was only a small portion of the food we had.

We have a party for New Year's where we eat something at least most of us haven't eaten. We've been doing it for around 20 years. We've eaten beaver, muskrat, raccoon, squirrel, groundhog, rabbit, venison, elk, goat, bison, camel, alpaca, kangaroo, partridge, pheasant, quail, guineafowl, geese, ducks, pigeon, doves, iguana, rattlesnake, python, alligator, snapping turtle, squid, octopus, cuttlefish, lots of species of crabs, lots of species of shrimp, oysters, clams, mussels, abalone, crayfish, lobster, scorpion, lots of species of fish.

There's always lots of more regular food too.

It's getting harder to find new meats to try.

Keith

Cool tradition, my man !

Slow cooked with Mexican style seasoning over rice. Leftovers over nachos the next day.

IDK, I might could take myself into cooking up some Bobcat backstrap sometime.

Very cool Keith! Reminds me of a short story Sunbird by Neil Gaiman.