Wild Game: A Nutrition Guide for Game Animals in North America
We take a look at the nutritional value of some of the most popular (and most obscure) wild game in North America.
Hunting for and bringing home wild game not only provides us with a great excuse to get outside, but it also allows us to put delicious food on our family’s table. In order to understand just what kind of nutrition we are getting when we bring home the bacon, we tracked down the nutritional values of some popular American wild game meats. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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Comments (3)
I love elk, moose, whitetail, mule deer, duck and gator. Feral hog and grouse are on my bucket list, but I think I could die happy without ever eating possum, coon or groundhog (I think I just threw up in my mouth a little).
Where's the Buffalo? Now that's lean and tasty stuff.
Very nice article. A+.
A lot of garic and onion with some of these recepiets!
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A lot of garic and onion with some of these recepiets!
I love elk, moose, whitetail, mule deer, duck and gator. Feral hog and grouse are on my bucket list, but I think I could die happy without ever eating possum, coon or groundhog (I think I just threw up in my mouth a little).
Where's the Buffalo? Now that's lean and tasty stuff.
Very nice article. A+.
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