Good question. We'd not eat an old one, but if we find a young one early enough in the trip it's in the pot. It's actually quite tasty, but care must be taken as they can be riddled with worms; we're diligent though. It's the same for goats. So many feral goats out there and there's often one in the pot as well. We do a thing where we live off the land as much as possible.
Good question. We'd not eat an old one, but if we find a young one early enough in the trip it's in the pot. It's actually quite tasty, but care must be taken as they can be riddled with worms; we're diligent though. It's the same for goats. So many feral goats out there and there's often one in the pot as well. We do a thing where we live off the land as much as possible.