Hunting Season?

[Ranch Dog]

Seriously, how easy is nilgai meat on the palate?

Very tender and tasty. No trouble passing nilgai to others, everyone will take it.


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[Arktikos]

Well if it is as good as moose I'd crawl with the snakes too although that would take some getting used to!

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[pricedo]

Well if it is as good as moose I'd crawl with the snakes too although that would take some getting used to!

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Nuthin beats elk.............got a freezer full of it.
Some mighty fine eatin ahead.

Lots of grouse (ruffed) this season.........grand total of 42 birds all told.
I fillet the breast meat off the bone with a fish filleting knife cut each one in 2 or 3 strips & roll them in milk and then in
Shake & Bake then in milk again and then another roll in Shake & Bake to make a nice crunchy coating and then deep fry just until the meat is done (do not overcook).
Absolutely delicious "partridge sticks".

[Dan 444]

That nilgai looks like a tough, may-take-more-than-one-shot critter. RG4570 territory.....

Dan

[pricedo]

That nilgai looks like a tough, may-take-more-than-one-shot critter. RG4570 territory.....

Dan

I did some net surfing & reading on that thing that looks like a cross between a Brahma bull & a Giraffe.
It's a no nonsense lookin critter if I ever saw one.......it has a "don't mess with me" look about it.........RD probably has them eating out of his hands.
I wouldn't want to wound one in a cul-de-sac with me blocking the only path of retreat.
I'd want a Guide Gun & rounds with a serious (430 grain) hard cast lead bullet or a Barnes "Buster" bullet loaded to the eyebrows.
The only way I'd want to be anywhere close to a nilgai is if it was horizontal on the ground with ZERO "0" vital signs & a big 45 caliber hole through it.