Smoked Beaver

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HA

Made ya look.

We have a beaver here in the lake at the RV park. He normally been on the other side chewing on tree, guess he found bigger trees on this side.

Maintenance man said to me, If he disappears i know where he will be. HAHA

These 2 trees side by side

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1905

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take em OUT...!

 

smokinhusker

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He'll drop those eventually! Bad beaver!

 

themule69

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fire up the smoker.

happy smoken.

David

 

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So what to use

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kathrynn

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Need a burlap bag!  Bring 'em home!

Kat

 

themule69

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nepas said:

So what to use

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I'm going to say 2nd from the bottom. it looks like a 22 mag.

 

ats32

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I've had some warm beavers but they never smoked. Gigity.

 

geerock

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Any animal that makes his own smoking wood chips can't be all bad.

 

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wwdragon

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ATS32 said:

I've had some warm beavers but they never smoked. Gigity.

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Then you are doing it wrong BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

Barry

 

webowabo

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geerock said:

Any animal that makes his own smoking wood chips can't be all bad.

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Now thats funny! More probably true.. but darn funny! :)

 

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  Think I would go with the 30-06 !Wouldn't want to just wound the critter!

   Mike

 

cwalk

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I think anything cooked low and Slow would render good meat, Long as the proper seasoning is done. Id opt for the 22 with à head shot. Dont wanna wastw what little meat is there

 

cwalk

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PS. We smoked a coon last year at deer camp i think i wouldve turned out good but we feel alssep and left tht bugger on the smoker. Woke up to some coon jerky

 

mneeley490

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As I recall, I read somewhere that in the 19th century, they considered beavertail to be quite a delicacy.

 

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It will be good to eat..

 

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Tastes like chicken ....