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    ive often heard kiwifruit will break down anything .yep ive also seer n the meat off a cranky old canada boy whom I must say unadulterated hydrochloric acid would be hard pressed to touch touch.this bloke was determined to eat his catch so after beating immersion in assorted spices and potions (yes very much a gordon ramasay devotee) and duly confined to the oven.
    well after this three ring circus the goose is served .It tasted like D8 dozer track and was as tough .
    even his bloody labrador turned his nose up at a bit -a labrador rejecting food that in itself says aeons.

    actually (and seriously)mr canadas mate the feral goose canada "randy"x domestric "opportunity" from the bloodline"good time had by all".
    these buggers are good eatersand suprisingly easy to hunt .
    dont try in the breeding season they loose all condition ,are as dopey as ,and stink to high heaven.

    young plump buggers will often nest in bases of flax bushes etc ,and manys the time my sexy wee baikal has coughed out the permanent contraception as dopey awoke too late for a getaway.


    "ah yeah lifes grand just bein a goose and hanging .........WWWWWWTTTTTTTFFFFFF.????????????????..... . Im outta here ...........BOOOM.... yup somedays are diamond some , just plain shit if ya get ma drift!

    feral eggs are also a treat if you happen upon a fresh batch.bloody rich though! Im told by oldtimers back in the day grannies liked them &swan eggs for top notch cakes and pavlovas.

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    Haha that reminds me of some friends who kindly dropped off a meal for us a few months back. They are dear souls but cooking isnt their strong point.

    It was in a Tinfoil dish with more tinfoil over the top with instructions for heating in the oven. We decided to have it the next night as we were going to be out most of the day.

    Got home the next day and shoved it in the oven and an hour later after the kids were bathed and we were all hungry as, we opened it up. Wife kids and I all looked at each other with WTF looks....!! It was some sweet and sour chicken thing.... I was thr only one that tasted it and it tasted like turpentine!! We had McDonald's instead...

    Threw it out to the chooks and 3 days later not even they had touched much of it....!! If a bloody chook won't eat something its got to be bad!

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    You fed sweet n sour chicken to your chooks!!!!!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    You fed sweet n sour chicken to your chooks!!!!!!!!!
    Yep. But it doesn't matter.... they didn't eat it

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    I haven't done any Canadas for years. A couple of tricks were to cut it up (breast meat) and coat and cook it. That was quite tasty. Another was to marinate it in some honey soy (after cutting it up) and stir fry it hot and quick.
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