Thank God city folk don’t know or understand how good being out in the bush is. Great video, I’m gonna get me a Porky and try this next time I’m up at my Cabin. Great video, be safe and God bless.
@@Biglandtrapper I've never eaten porcupine, but if you say it tastes like turkey legs, I'll get one and cook it up. Right now I'm trying to shoot a snowshoe hare and cook it.
I have killed and ate a few when I was young. Did it somewhat like you did and risked getting poked with quills. It was only sometime later that I learned the local natives build a fire right away after killing one, then roll the critter in the coals burning off the quills and hair, scrape down with the knife and then gut and clean as usual. I need to try that.
The fact that you burned the hide so other critters wouldn't get a face full of quills William says how good of a person you are . of course we knew that already 😊 thanks for sharing another great video !
Depends on what they are eating and this depends on where he was harvested and time of year. In winter they change their feed after the snow comes covering the food available on the ground. Me I find especially the back bone pieces very similar to turkey necks.. Sometimes find them similar to flavor as pork..
Phew, what a great day you had! Curious, the only time I've ever seen snow shoes like that is on another NFLD channel. They look very light and easy to use, convenient to take along when you're not sure if you're gonna need them, but aren't they to flexible and soft?
I wouldn’t eat that gross disgusting thing if I was dying of hunger, eating a big fat gross garbage eating porcupine is disgusting, but thats me, if u like those disgusting things have at it, fill your boots
Thank God city folk don’t know or understand how good being out in the bush is.
Great video, I’m gonna get me a Porky and try this next time I’m up at my Cabin.
Great video, be safe and God bless.
Thank you very much, hope you gets to try this...
Sunshine, peace and some really good looking porcupine and taters.
Another really great video. Interesting how you clean the porcupine. The meal looked delicious. Thanks.
Awesome video, Thanks for sharing this. Much appreciated.
Thanks
Dang that looks good!
It sure was, I was actually fortunate enough to harvest another porcupine yesterday..
@@Biglandtrapper I've never eaten porcupine, but if you say it tastes like turkey legs, I'll get one and cook it up. Right now I'm trying to shoot a snowshoe hare and cook it.
Hello william you should try cleaning it the cree way ,burn the quill and fur off keep the skin soo much more flavor
I have had it explained to me on how to do it, may give it a try sometime....
That was awesome now ill know what to do if i ever get a porcupine! Thanks buddy!!
I love your lifestyle
Thank you, always something new and exciting to be doing every season.. :)
@@Biglandtrapper visting Newfoundland is one if my bucket list
Great video, never had porcupine but looked good
when can i come over for dinner LOL !
I have killed and ate a few when I was young. Did it somewhat like you did and risked getting poked with quills. It was only sometime later that I learned the local natives build a fire right away after killing one, then roll the critter in the coals burning off the quills and hair, scrape down with the knife and then gut and clean as usual. I need to try that.
Now that’s the life👍
William
You sure made me VERY hungry and longing for a winter cookup..
Thanks so much
Yummy! Thanks for bringing us along!
Thanksgiving porcupine is something ive enjoyed many times in Michigan.
People who live in the city don't know what they're missing. Doesn't get any better than that.
The fact that you burned the hide so other critters wouldn't get a face full of quills William says how good of a person you are . of course we knew that already 😊 thanks for sharing another great video !
Great clean technique , It looks like Tasty good meat / Protein
I’ve never seen that done, thanks buddy! I always learn stuff from watching your videos 👍
What does porcupine taste like?
Depends on what they are eating and this depends on where he was harvested and time of year. In winter they change their feed after the snow comes covering the food available on the ground. Me I find especially the back bone pieces very similar to turkey necks.. Sometimes find them similar to flavor as pork..
And save a few quills to pick your teeth.
Looks delicious good video
Your putting that Scotch Pot to good use William!! I remember when you put up a vid of your first use👍 WTG
Why didn't you send me a bowl of soup!?
We don't have porcupine (piggsvin) in Sweden, how does it taste?
The ones ive had in Michigan taste like roast beef when baked.
I find some piece very similar to turkey necks. Depending on the area and type of feed the flavor vary a bit in different places and time of year..
still can not get my head around to eat a porcupine. enjoyed the video.
Wow everything about this video is super cool!! 👍🏼 ❤️
Thank you..
Phew, what a great day you had!
Curious, the only time I've ever seen snow shoes like that is on another NFLD channel. They look very light and easy to use, convenient to take along when you're not sure if you're gonna need them, but aren't they to flexible and soft?
Where in Newfoundland did you get the porcupine
No porcupines on Newfoundland island, got this one near Rigolet, Labrador....
Fine looking meal Will haha you screwed Marty out of a meal !
Thank you, hahah no Marty had a share of the porcupine but I do think he gave his to his mother...
great video William. About how long did you stew the porcupine? Best wishes from Gander
Thank you, probably about a hour or so, well cooked...
My friend punctured the stomach while skinning his first deer. What an awful smell plus ruined some of the meat too.
Yeah, its such an awful smell
Lying on spruce boughs, belly full of porcupine, not a human in sight. Not too many people can say that…
Hey there's Marty !
Ok hold up why on earth would anybody eat a porcupine?
They are really tasty, good healthy food from the land...
I wouldn’t eat that gross disgusting thing if I was dying of hunger, eating a big fat gross garbage eating porcupine is disgusting, but thats me, if u like those disgusting things have at it, fill your boots