Feeding a family for $1 a piece

Pan fried beaver loin in a black trumpet gravy!!!

We won't ask the amount of money you have in trapping supplies, gas, etc, LOL

Didnt spend a dime on beaver this year just using the left over supply's and the hide and castor should cover travel. The black trumpet mushrooms were picked on a family camping trip so should wash out.

Looks good but I would need 3 of those servings lol
I do like beaver backstrap tho.

Smells good from here!

It was good and will be lunch tomorrow too. The other guys at work play guess what Trappsetter is eating today lol

Looks good ...except for the canned beans...the sodium in that can will kill yah

lol a man that eats beaver will prob be eatting home canned green beans so he controls the salt in em

Good point,Cotton.

Thought you meant Black trumpeter swan

Not for me ,Rather use McDonalds dollar menu before eating Wild beaver

As long as the beaver is properly cooked, that is the big thing.

We used to have a place down home called Pechin's. You could feed a family of 4 for about $3. And that was a meal of roast beef, mashed taters, veggies, and a large drink.

If you went the burger route you could almost knock another dollar off that.

this ain't 1976 anymore lol

Heck this was well into the late 80's, early 90's.

It's one of those backwoods redneck strip malls. Everything in the grocery store was basically bulk. They heated the place with card board boxes thrown into a big ole furnace that at any given time you could fall into as you shopped.
It was also not unheard of to pull a box of something off the shelf and there'd be a rat staring at you while it ate from the box behind it.

Cases of dirt cheap beer.
Rubber worms in bulk.
Live bait by the cooler full.

Nice thread.

Is this Heaven?? except for the Rat eating people food part.