1st Turkeys of the season (Page 3): Do they have the red button that pops out when they are done?? :sm02:...

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

Bobfromfremont wrote:

Better, or worse?

Do they have the red button that pops out when they are done??

Andy cacciatori Loc: Modesto cal.

Bobfromfremont wrote:

Better, or worse?

Let's say it is different!!
Very strong wild tast so I make a jerky out out of it.
But hats just me.
Andy

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

Andy cacciatori wrote:

Let's say it is different!!
Very strong wild tast so I make a jerky out out of it.
But hats just me.
Andy

Roger Renne Loc: Washington state

I gather from comments above that wild turkey cooked like you would cook a turkey bought at the store would not be good, would be tough or stringy. Is this true? Please comment. I once ate roasted wild turkey and recall it was ok, but alcohol ingestion might have been a factor.

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

Roger Renne wrote:

I gather from comments above that wild turkey cooked like you would cook a turkey bought at the store would not be good, would be tough or stringy. Is this true? Please comment. I once ate roasted wild turkey and recall it was ok, but alcohol ingestion might have been a factor.

Roger Renne Loc: Washington state

I gather from comments above that wild turkey cooked like you would cook a store- bought turkey would be tough or stringy. Is this true? I have eaten roasted wild turkey and found it ok, but alcohol consumption may have been a factor in that evaluation.

Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)

Andy cacciatori wrote:

My son and his buddies son with their their 1st Turkey of the season.

Nice birds Andy. We have about 300 wild turkeys here at our place with lots of big Toms. You should come get some of em👍

Andy cacciatori Loc: Modesto cal.

Catfish hunter wrote:

Nice birds Andy. We have about 300 wild turkeys here at our place with lots of big Toms. You should come get some of em👍

Sounds good 👍
We'll differently have to plan that next year
Did you see the picture of the rock formation?
Have a great Easter with your family 👪

Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)

Roger Renne wrote:

I gather from comments above that wild turkey cooked like you would cook a turkey bought at the store would not be good, would be tough or stringy. Is this true? Please comment. I once ate roasted wild turkey and recall it was ok, but alcohol ingestion might have been a factor.

The young ones are not too bad but every older wild turkey I’ve eaten was like you say. Rather tough and stringy. That’s why we grind em up and make pepperoni with the older ones. Nothing like a store bought turkey.

Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)

Andy cacciatori wrote:

Sounds good 👍
We'll differently have to plan that next year
Did you see the picture of the rock formation?
Have a great Easter with your family 👪

Yes I did. That’s pretty awesome.👍
Working on Easter. Big jet boat races here this weekend and the elk ranch/meat shop is really busy with all the people here. Cops are especially busy with all the alcohol being consumed.😂😂

Andy cacciatori Loc: Modesto cal.

Catfish hunter wrote:

Yes I did. That’s pretty awesome.👍
Working on Easter. Big jet boat races here this weekend and the elk ranch/meat shop is really busy with all the people here. Cops are especially busy with all the alcohol being consumed.😂😂

Well becareful around those crazy drinking people.
Go I ng to get the boat out next week the bass want to play.

Bobfromfremont Loc: Fremont Ca

ranger632 wrote:

Do they have the red button that pops out when they are done??

My cousin (a blonde) decided to raise some turkeys, and when she went to the hatchery she told the guy she wanted the ones with the buttons that pop out when the”re done