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Post by BBQ Butcher on Nov 14, 2014 8:13:24 GMT -5
The fight against invasive critters is increasingly being fought at the dinner table. We've reported on so-called invasivores eating everything from Asian carp (battered and fried!) to wild pigs (Russian boar carpaccio, anyone?) as a means of reducing pesky populations. Heck, invasivores are even getting stoked on squirrel. So why aren't we getting hungry for bear? It is a traditional American food, after all: Native tribes, frontiersmen and settlers ate it for hundreds of years in North America. Yet bear lags way behind other wild game as a desirable meat for the plate. The rest of the ARTICLE
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