Mt lion meat?

[naturegirl]

Your talking about eating an animal who's diet is mainly tasty deer.

 

Good point! I kind of just assumed you couldn't eat them, but if eating them is an option, then maybe I will shoot one if the opportunity presents itself.

 

I never thought I could kill a coyote just to kill it until I saw the trail cam footage of them taking down an adult bulk back east somewhere in a magazine. It was sick and not in a good way. I passed once prior on a yote from a tree stand, but I won't pass again. Most predators are pretty smart and if you can outsmart them on their ground, it says something about you )

[wildwoody]

thats what im talking about, i haven't shot a yot, skunk, codi, fox, or a con. because i don't want to eat them, i ate my lion and loved it. I was tought if you won't eat it don't shot it. I always eat what i shot ask my wife! LOL

[muledeerarea33?]

I've eatin lion, it's sweet and very tasty!! I've eatin coyote stew/green chili. I kill jack rabbit and cotton tail year around around the house and make burger and stew meat. I've never shot a skunk or a coati but I'd pry try it. I don't eat it cause I have to, I eat it because I'm a cheap sun bit(h and enjoy natures bounties. If push ever comes to shove in this country I'll be used to eating whatever protein is available and not have to think twice.

[wildwoody]

kodos to you

[tomgobbler]

not to mention it is ILLEGAL TO WASTE big game and a lion IS big game.

[Tines]

This subject gets under my skin. Most people who claim it's nasty have neither tasted it or only complain about the THOUGHT of what they're eating, not the actual taste. It's as mild as any game meat out there. Period.

 

But I think what bothers me more is the question itself of "can you eat lion??". It usually implies that the majority feel you can't. And with every stereotype there's some truth. And the thought of people killing one of the neatest huntable animals in the world, let alone our state, and NOT consider eating it is inexcusable.

 

But hey, that's my opinion.

[wayno945]

I think this thread needs some Mt. Lion recipes.... anybody got any?

[muledeerarea33?]

in a hot wok with oil, add cubed meat, bell pepper, onion and whatever seasoning you like. Cook medium or medium rare, a hind quarter in foil and wet burlap cooked in a pit for a few about 6 hours will make tacos BBQ meat burros or whatever you want.

[THE RIFLEMAN]

Prickly Pear marinate overnite sear it on a very hot grill, then crock pot it with lots of sliced green/bell peppers and a few onion slices 4 to six hours until tender! Salt to taste....!The trick to this recipe is to use no garlic...Garlic destroys the milder taste of green/bell peppers...The Prickly Pear & Green Peppers compliment each other! I am a garlic lover so this concept was difficult to accept...This recipe is good for pork or chicken also!

[wildwoody]

hay JLW eat your own yotes. dirt

[billrquimby]

I've eaten meat from my mountain lion, bobcats and African lion, and all were good. No surprisingly, all had the same distinctive flavor.

 

Bill Quimby

[buffhunter]

IT IS THE BEST MEAT YOU WILL HAVE IN YOUR LIFE!!!!!!! Last time I was lucky enough to get my hands on about 10#s of steaks and burger we had it gone in 3 days!!!!!! IT IS AWESOME LEAN SUPER TENDER AND A SWEET HINT TO IT!!!!!!

[buffhunter]

Dude just grill it however you do any steak to a nice medium rare!!!!!!! No need to dress it up and take away from the meat it is awesome!!!!!!!

[sherman]

I think lion is the best game in the woods

[hoghntr]

I heard it is the cat nip that makes'em have da sweet meat! if you dont wanna eat plz be sure to keep meat cool and clean and deliver to me! heckm i will come get it from you.