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I was just wondering what other people thought on eating vermin was. If you haven't had the pleasure I suggest that you go out and sample some. Most decent restaurants serve vermin of some form, it's free range and delicous. Out of 10 my marks would be: Rabbit 7, Pigeon 10, Crow 5, Badger 9, Hedgehog 8, Fox 3, Jay 9, Squirrel 10.

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I've eaten Rabbit, Pigeon, Crow and Squirrel. Never had the rest on your list. However, just to expand the odd theme a bit, I've had Crocodile, Kangaroo and Ostrich. And of course, Shark. The Kangaroo and Ostrich [9] were superb; the Shark [7] was pretty damn good, and the Crocodile [1] was yuck.

 

Oops... eaten Horse [9] in France, which was also excellent, and Frogs legs many, many years ago, when I was young and naive. Again, superb [9], but once was enough, as I soon learned how they met their fate.

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Talking about Hamster, there's a bloke on another forum I occasionally pop across to called The Hamster. Not you is it..?

they breed like mad, so I doubt it.

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Talking about Hamster, there's a bloke on another forum I occasionally pop across to called The Hamster. Not you is it..?

 

I'm not really a fan of titles, so no I am not The Hamster, on any site anywhere. Just plain, simple old 'hamster', not even capitalised.

 

Where pray is this otrher site SL? I like to join site's as 'hamster' but invariably that cipher is not ususally available.

Guest Dark Sotonic Mills
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I had a bison and cactus burger in the hills of Northern Arizona. 8/10

 

I had a bison burger in Winchester farmers' market.

 

Very little cactus in it though, just cheese.

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I had a bison burger in Winchester farmers' market.

 

Very little cactus in it though, just cheese.

 

Any one know what the difference is between bison and buffalo?

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A thread about vermin turns into a discussion about bikers.

 

Im saying nothing.

 

Ok ok. I'll get it back on track [oops]

 

How come Dog has eaten Badger, if it isn't roadkill..? Protected species, and all that.

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Ok ok. I'll get it back on track [oops]

 

How come Dog has eaten Badger, if it isn't roadkill..? Protected species, and all that.

 

 

I breed my own. This is Benji & Turbs.

 

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Guest Dark Sotonic Mills
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Is it true that the common badger is our largest mammal or something like that?

 

I think that cows and horses are a tad larger IMO.

 

They are however the largest native carnivore.

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I've eaten winkles before, but didn't really like them. They have recently been listed on the National Official Vermin Register on the basis that they eat sand from the beach, contributing to coastal erosion.

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I've eaten winkles before, but didn't really like them. They have recently been listed on the National Official Vermin Register on the basis that they eat sand from the beach, contributing to coastal erosion.

 

I fail to believe that any thing ever eats sand, I know this is TMS but come on!!!

 

Dog, 3 questions; are your badgers for fighting, when is the next 'meet', and mrs hamster says can she have pick of the litter please? they are cute aren't they.

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