http://longrifletrekking.forumandco.com/trekking-food-and-camp-cooking-f6/-t1.htm From home or from the field. A man has to eat Tue, 23 Sep 2008 00:03:16 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/prosilver_grey/site_logo.gif http://longrifletrekking.forumandco.com/trekking-food-and-camp-cooking-f6/-t1.htm http://longrifletrekking.forumandco.com/trekking-food-and-camp-cooking-f6/squirrel-recipe-t17.htm PJC Here is a GREAT recipe for squirrel or other small game. It tastes different almost every time but it is always great. You don't really have to be a good cook and it will still turn out good. Take some squirrels and put them in a slow cooker and just barely cover with water and cook on low heat until falling off the bone. Remove the squirrels and debone. Leave broth in slow cooker. Place meat back in cooker. Add one package of Lipton chicken noodle soup with the required water on the ... Trekking food and Camp Cooking Tue, 23 Sep 2008 00:03:16 GMT http://longrifletrekking.forumandco.com/trekking-food-and-camp-cooking-f6/squirrel-recipe-t17.htm#67 http://longrifletrekking.forumandco.com/trekking-food-and-camp-cooking-f6/squirrel-recipe-t17.htm http://longrifletrekking.forumandco.com/trekking-food-and-camp-cooking-f6/backyard-campfire-cooking-t14.htm PJC Venison Strip loin, Roast corn on the cob, baked potatoe and onions on a open fire.
Perfect weather and an ice cold beer to balance it all out.

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