They're cooking coon at my house. Barbecued coon.

[The Flaming Red Head]

My son and his friends. Bunch of young Louisiana guys. I told them they were cannibals. YUCK, YUCK, YUCK, did I say yuck?

[Vanje]

1. Make sure its well done

Both Racoon and Bear can carry Trichonosis.

[short bus president]

2. At least they're gonna eat it

instead of just killing it for fun, eh?

:shrug:

[bowens43]

3. Do yu mean to say that they're coon asses?

[ragin_acadian]

5. depends. when they bake cookies,

do they make a roux?

[arwalden]

4. Road Kill? Or Did They Go Coon Hunting?

[The Flaming Red Head]

7. Is there a difference? n/t

[jmowreader]

13. You gotta watch out for gravel in road kill

[Cuban_Liberal]

6. Coon is NASTY!

Tough, gamey...

:puke:

[Habibi]

8. I say we have a coon cuisine contest!

I'll make a coon-onion tartlet with Key lime chutney.

[EstimatedProphet]

9. Raccoon really isn't bad

If you boil it before barbecuing it, it cuts a lot of the grease out.

[The Flaming Red Head]

12. They boiled it first

Now I have to soak the pot in bleach.

[BikeWriter]

10. It's much better than possum...

:-)

[laheina]

11. Are they gonna follow it up with squirrel brains?

What's with the hillbilly fare?

cue: "Dueling Banjos."

[trof]

18. Taste like chicken livers.

Yep, they do.

[Abelman]

14. How is worse

than any other meat? There's no way anything could be grosser than pate'.

Try muktuk sometime. You'll beg for anything else.

[dbt]

15. Pay attention, boys and girls!

When bu$h's plans for Amerika come to fruition, coon, squirrel, rabbit and beaver will be important sources of protein. Prolly oughta save the hides while we're at this.

A full set of The Foxfire Books would make a great Christmas gift for yourself and your family, too.

:freak:
dbt

[GingerSnaps]

16. How about Rat and Pigeon?

:puke:

[RebelOne]

17. Well, at least I won't have to worry.

I don't eat meat. And the thought of eating a raccoon turns my stomach. Raccoons are very intelligent creatures. I can't see why anyone would want to eat them. It would be like eating your pet dog.

[Deja Q]

19. Well, I'm glad this is 2004 instead of 1854... but I'm not surprised,

given the locale you mentioned.

I'm assuming, circa 2004, we're talking about those rodential scavengers known as raccoons?