fishinguitarman
8 years ago
What's your fav?
Bad Mr Frosty
8 years ago
I don't have go kill anything. My choice. Not yours.
corey sellers
8 years ago
You going to have to slow down typing and read what you are typing.
danmdevries
8 years ago

I don't have go kill anything. My choice. Not yours.

Bad Mr Frosty wrote:



So, you prefer soy and broccoli jerky. Noted.
victor809
8 years ago
.... dried soybeans with wasabi is pretty tasty....
fishinguitarman
8 years ago

You going to have to slow down typing and read what you are typing.

corey sellers wrote:





LMAO!

fishinguitarman
8 years ago

.... dried soybeans with wasabi is pretty tasty....

victor809 wrote:




Is that like Tofurkey w/wasabi?
victor809
8 years ago
Dunno... not sure if I've ever had tofurkey...
victor809
8 years ago
But you can eat dried soybeans like nuts... if I remember correctly...

(That's salted and seasoned nuts fgm... not "resting on your chin" nuts...)
gummy jones
8 years ago
#2 stroked out
frankj1
8 years ago
weaponx once sent me some great jerky he made, two types of antelope and stuff...frickin' great.
hope he's OK.
Ewok126
8 years ago
Bear Jerky is my favorite. I use to be able to get it years ago from Bear man but he got to old to hunt and I moved. Ah well such as life.
Mrs. dpnewell
8 years ago

But if you eat soybeans your nuts will shrink... if I remember correctly...

victor809 wrote:




Fixed it for you, Victor. Nothing like soy to boast the old Estrogen levels in men. The soy industry is huge, and has paid for many bias propaganda studies that even legitimate news sources believe and repeat as fact. Just like the legitimate news sources that repeat the Monsanto paid propaganda studies that claim GMOs are safe.

David (dpnewell)
Whistlebritches
8 years ago
I love venison teriyaki jerky.I usually do one doe every year in all jerky........this year I sloughed off and didn't get that last doe.
Cathcam13
8 years ago
The best Jerky I have ever gotten hold of, my buddy made some from a gator. That had to be the best flavored jerky I’ve ever encountered. Although Elk Jerky is a close second.
Thunder.Gerbil
8 years ago
Biltong.

A friend from the UK who spent years working in Tanzania turned me on to this stuff, it just blows away American jerky.
fishinguitarman
8 years ago

But you can eat dried soybeans like nuts... if I remember correctly...

(That's salted and seasoned nuts fgm... not "resting on your chin" nuts...)

victor809 wrote:





Or chestnuts?🇨🇮
fishinguitarman
8 years ago

Biltong.

A friend from the UK who spent years working in Tanzania turned me on to this stuff, it just blows away American jerky.

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:





Several types of exotics are used for this, no?
fishinguitarman
8 years ago
I can make some really good deer jerky but I stumbled across a brand ...Old Trapper. Peppered and Old Fashioned. GREAT stuff!
Thunder.Gerbil
8 years ago

Several types of exotics are used for this, no?

fishinguitarman wrote:


Per my understanding of it, yes. You can use most any game and even fowl. Most common, at least now, is beef, Which is what I have had, comparing like to like, beef biltong vs beef jerky, the biltong just knocks it out of the park.
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