tips for cooking coyotes?

[churro73]

tips for cooking coyotes?

[hunt and fish]

Personally I wouldn't eat a coyote unless I needed to for survival.

[hunt and fish]

Then I probably wouldn't care how it was cooked.

[J4huntfish]

just ask your asian neighbor, they would know after all its dog LMAO sorry had to say it guys. i wouldnt eat coyotes they would taste terrible and smell terrible when you gut them

[hunt and fish]

I think people from Turkey are the ones who eat dog the most.

[jamesti]

best tip i could give you is don't.

[lefthandedshooter]

well if you eat dogs use that recipe . but i wouldn't eat them you shoot them skin them and dispose of them . because if you ate them your essentially eating a dog

[steve182]

I wouldn't eat one unless my life depended on it. You're a better man than me for sticking to the "eat what you shoot" mantra very strictly. Hope you like it.

[huntingmontana]

if you're desperate enough to eat dog it dont matter how it's cooked but I suggest lots of sauce. But if you're that hungery I'm sure a local rancher will donate some meat, dont they have deer where you live

[Carl Huber]

Stewed dog is a favored Filipino wedding dish in the go figure.

[WA Mtnhunter]

Might I suggest you ask at your local Korean market and tell them you would like recipes for Wild Mountain Song Dog. They might even try to buy the varmints from you!

[Keith Costley]

What I would do is put a two-pound chunk of coyote meat on a flat board, put it in the oven, cook it at 350 degrees for two hours, take it out, throw the coyote meat away and eat the board!

[Happy Myles]

I would cook it the same as hyena, braised with a sweet sour sauce

[Carl Huber]

Showed this post to my wife. She reminded me her uncle Joe roast dog in Korea. He said it was pretty good but the situation was dyer

[Clay Cooper]

Coming in dead on, 338 Win Mag 225 grain Hornady Soft Point at 3000 fps!