someone on here ,dont remember who , said "look at the liver and heart to see if a squirrel is good to eat or not ? what does bad look like ? can post pictures maybe ?
Thanks Stan in KY.
Thanks Stan in KY.
good or bad ?
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It should be a nice purplish/red with no white spots.
I'm not sure the white spots mean it's bad but for cover your butt reasons everything I read says throw it out. If I were starving I might just cook that one a little longer to be safe. I get the feeling it's like salmonella or trichinosis, harmless when cooked properly but....
Don't take my word for it! I only play a Dr. on the internet, lol
I'm not sure the white spots mean it's bad but for cover your butt reasons everything I read says throw it out. If I were starving I might just cook that one a little longer to be safe. I get the feeling it's like salmonella or trichinosis, harmless when cooked properly but....
Don't take my word for it! I only play a Dr. on the internet, lol
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If you think ot looks suspect then probably is..
I opened a can of peaches and the juice part did not look right but peaches looked fine .. but i chunked it for another can that all looked fine . Ya, know?.
Times aint that tough yet to risk food poison or a sickness to enjoy a peach..lol ( or any foods for that matter )
The cooked fully and properly is primary.
Thing is around here anymore we dont get the colder weather kinda like shellfish that no r in the month no eats.. / colder weather months . Even cleaning game in 70+' weather vs cleaning game in 60 or less the risk of somthing spoiling or turning before you get it fully put up in the freezer.
I opened a can of peaches and the juice part did not look right but peaches looked fine .. but i chunked it for another can that all looked fine . Ya, know?.
Times aint that tough yet to risk food poison or a sickness to enjoy a peach..lol ( or any foods for that matter )
The cooked fully and properly is primary.
Thing is around here anymore we dont get the colder weather kinda like shellfish that no r in the month no eats.. / colder weather months . Even cleaning game in 70+' weather vs cleaning game in 60 or less the risk of somthing spoiling or turning before you get it fully put up in the freezer.
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