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Check your city ordinances for that answer.ripnbst wrote:Is the use of a pellet gun inside city limits OK?
IE, does the use of the pellet gun get you around the "discharging a firearm within city limits" headache?
Get a Traeger smoker/grill. Put bbq rub on it, skin it, de-bone it (for the wife), and then smoke it for 4 hours. Your wife won't eat it if it looks like a squirrel, but if it is just a piece of meat that doesn't look like anything (no bones, no skin, small pieces that have no discernable shape), then she'll eat it.Deltaboy wrote:I will have to cook any I harvest cause the wife won't cook wild game.
Why do you put the BBQ rub on before you skin it?drjoker wrote:Get a Traeger smoker/grill. Put bbq rub on it, skin it, de-bone it (for the wife), and then smoke it for 4 hours. Your wife won't eat it if it looks like a squirrel, but if it is just a piece of meat that doesn't look like anything (no bones, no skin, small pieces that have no discernable shape), then she'll eat it.Deltaboy wrote:I will have to cook any I harvest cause the wife won't cook wild game.
I really dont wanna know!MeMelYup wrote:Why do you put the BBQ rub on before you skin it?drjoker wrote:Get a Traeger smoker/grill. Put bbq rub on it, skin it, de-bone it (for the wife), and then smoke it for 4 hours. Your wife won't eat it if it looks like a squirrel, but if it is just a piece of meat that doesn't look like anything (no bones, no skin, small pieces that have no discernable shape), then she'll eat it.Deltaboy wrote:I will have to cook any I harvest cause the wife won't cook wild game.
