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Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #5
[Re: white17]
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10/04/11 11:12 AM
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why would you eat that?? no tongue, nose, eyelids, ears, hoofs or entrails left??
That piece of MEAT also got an upgrade from paper to the china....
I'll take wolves over idiots any day.
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Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #5
[Re: white17]
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10/07/11 02:18 AM
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Herring eggs on kelp is good. I'm not too fond of seal oil. The "crunch" of those eggs is awesome.
"There are three things I have learned never to discuss with people: religion, politics and the Great Pumpkin." Linus Van Pelt www.alaskafinandfur.com
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Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #5
[Re: white17]
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10/07/11 02:21 AM
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Dangit YJ! Those are 2 of my favorite foods from back home!
Rumors of my assimilation have been greatly exaggerated.
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Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #5
[Re: lbtrapper]
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10/07/11 02:32 AM
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You are a mans man when it comes to food jeff..
I couldn't do it Does anybody in your family still eat seal LBT? My mother in law loves it! (Newfoundlander). I could do the herring eggs but would be hesitant about the seal oil. I tried muktuk year before last and with a little sea salt it tasted pretty dang good.
Trapping and predator hunting since 1984: "So that others may live."
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Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #5
[Re: akpawpincher]
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10/07/11 02:57 AM
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You are a mans man when it comes to food jeff..
I couldn't do it Does anybody in your family still eat seal LBT? My mother in law loves it! (Newfoundlander). I could do the herring eggs but would be hesitant about the seal oil. I tried muktuk year before last and with a little sea salt it tasted pretty dang good. Yup!! Everyone enjoys braided seal guts but Ive never liked it and had it on several occassions. They also like whale fat and seal oil, the oil its self isn't to bad, just super fishy
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Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #5
[Re: white17]
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10/07/11 03:03 AM
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I've watched a lady here braid the gut but I don't think I could eat it. I figured the seal oil would be real fishy. Some of that 'aged' seal oil like they make up north can be downright deadly.
Trapping and predator hunting since 1984: "So that others may live."
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Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #5
[Re: white17]
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10/07/11 04:17 AM
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Whats the stuff I seen on the Air Alaska show? They took seal meat and wrapped it in some leaves and buried it for some long period of time. Fed it to a lower 48 guy and it looked to [Please excuse my language... I'm an idiot] near kill him in fact I think he said the smell alone was deadly as the wife and daughter sat there wolfing it down.
GET OUTDOORS!!!
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Re: The Almighty Alaskan Thread #5
[Re: white17]
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10/07/11 09:27 AM
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Top Jimmy
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LOVE herring roe on kelp! Not a fan of the seal oil either. Tried it with dried fish and just couldn't get past the very fishy taste, and that didn't come from the fish.
-TJ
Some people are like slinkies - not really good for anything, but they bring a smile to your face when pushed down the stairs.
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