Posted: 10/10/2015 10:37:29 PM EDT
Shot these a couple days ago.
In cover that looks like this. 
The meal: slow broiled grouse on a bed of stuffing and cranberry relish. The beer a Hofbräuhaus Oktoberfest and a nice Apple Liqueur to aid in digestion  .
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I rarely comment on these dinner pics, however--this one is so awesome--I had to say: damn good job! 10/10!
My only question--did you share some grouse with your dog? I know many do not, but I was a pushover for my GSD & she got some of whatever I ate, unless it wasn't safe. Again, sir--well done! |
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I rarely comment on these dinner pics, however--this one is so awesome--I had to say: damn good job! 10/10! My only question--did you share some grouse with your dog? I know many do not, but I was a pushover for my GSD & she got some of whatever I ate, unless it wasn't safe. Again, sir--well done! Of course I shared some. |
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Best fowl meat on the planet...until late in the year when they eat pine and spruce buds. Then they taste like pinesol. Quoted:
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I can't say I've ever tried grouse but that spread is a 10/10. Best fowl meat on the planet...until late in the year when they eat pine and spruce buds. Then they taste like pinesol. Never had that problem with a ruffled grouse. Spruce hen on the other hand... Oh, 10/10. Grouse is very hard to beat. |
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10/10 despite the lack of a napkin you savage. Still do not know how anyoine shoots one of those as they are so damn fast. Had one of the best grouse days I've had in a long time. 18 flushes. Not a single dead bird. Had maybe two doable shots out of 18 flushes. Grouse hunting success is almost never measured in birds in the bag, but flushes in the field. |
