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Reporter freaks out when carp starts to flop around in the boat.
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Reporter freaks out when carp starts to flop around in the boat.
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Outdoor News staffer, Jason Revermann, was out hunting for turkeys when this grouse came in a put on a show.
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1. Butterfly meat that is thicker than 1 inch by cutting into two thinner pieces; leave the meat connected at one edge. Open up the butterflied meat so it lies flat. Roll the meat tightly

Now that you’ve cut up the carcass, it’s time to bone the meat. Boning is easier than bone-in butchering, and usually results in tastier meat.
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You can also use pre-blended “pickling spice” – replace the peppercorns, cloves, mustard seed, allspice and Bay Leaves with approx 3 tbsp. of the mix.

The rich nature of waterfowl teams up perfectly with a refreshing salad made with all the fresh ingredients that are available in today’s markets.
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