How To Skin, Clean, Cook And Eat A Groundhog

[Kerneels]

Is groundhog for dinner tonight?

Well after watching this video you just might opt for a great groundhog meal.

Learn how to skin and butcher a groundhog from Twin Creek Survival Training.

Is groundhog on the menu at your house? Well it certainly should be and Twin Creek Survival Training shows you how to prepare it right.

So you finally shot or trapped that groundhog that has been wrecking your garden. Before you dig a hole to throw it in you should watch this video. This information packed video is a how to on how to skin and butcher that well fed groundhog. Remember that groundhog has been feeding only on the very best in your personal garden.

If you never considered groundhog a culinary delight you just might to reconsider it after watching this video.

 

[Red Leg]

LOL. I find they taste way too much like nutria.

 

[Hank2211]

LOL. I find they taste way too much like nutria.

Interesting, Red Leg. I've spent most of my life avoiding eating rats of any description. If I'd known about river rats, or nutria, early on, I'd have added them to the list of gourmet delights to be avoided. As it is, they were only added after I got married and found out that my mother-in-law's fur coat was nutria, and looked it up. For that reason, if for no other, I will keep them on the list!

But just in case I find myself in a survival situation in South America, exactly what does rat taste like?

 

[lcq]

First I have to say that we haven't had groundhogs in eastern Ontario (outside the cities) for years too many coyotes. Secondly after they get hit with any decent varmint rifle there isn't much left except buzzard meat

 

[Red Leg]

Interesting, Red Leg. I've spent most of my life avoiding eating rats of any description. If I'd known about river rats, or nutria, early on, I'd have added them to the list of gourmet delights to be avoided. As it is, they were only added after I got married and found out that my mother-in-law's fur coat was nutria, and looked it up. For that reason, if for no other, I will keep them on the list!

But just in case I find myself in a survival situation in South America, exactly what does rat taste like?

Way too much like opossum

 

[Royal27]

Way too much like opossum

Possum and nutria are about the only two things I can think of that my grandfather wouldn't eat. At least there in East Texas.

And being a rice farmer he shot and trapped every nutria he could. Gave all the meat away though to the local Cajuns. They loved it.

 

[BGHA]

That will teach him to mess up your yard!