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Marinated a last year’s wild turkey breast split in 2. Orange juice , Italian dressing, crushed red pepper wrapped in bacon. Smoked on apple chips. Haters hate but so juicy and delicious Sent fro

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Baby Plav’s daycare is shut down for 2 weeks because of Covid so I got a rare Thursday off to hang with him.  We checked trail cams and cooked.  I almost feel guilty posting this one.  Red wine braise

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Moose ....it's what's for dinner

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OK Biz...I have to ask..is your cat litter box  trained and do you keep a spray bottle of bleach and water in your kitchen?...just a thought....

Lol. Both my wife and I are neat freaks we always clean before eating. What indoor cat isn't litter box trained? And no, we don't spray "bleach" on granite countertops. My wife uses some special cleaner better suited for the counter.p>

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Up until lately, had cats in the house almost all my life. Never let them on counters or the table. Also don't believe in feeding a dog from the table, scraps go in the bowl.

They don't try to eat human food, they know better. These are thoroughbreds, my friend. Great bloodlines.

I was always a dog person, never had cats. But it wouldn't be fair to get a dog and never be home, so we got cats after I did a ton of research and met with breeders etc. they do everything a dog does, but I don't have to walk them outside.

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One is a Scottish Fold the other a British Longhair.

for the money I paid, you better believe they are trained. They don't go on the white couch, etc. they know the rules.
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39 minutes ago, Biz-R-OWorld said:

They don't try to eat human food, they know better. These are thoroughbreds, my friend. Great bloodlines.

I was always a dog person, never had cats. But it wouldn't be fair to get a dog and never be home, so we got cats after I did a ton of research and met with breeders etc. they do everything a dog does, but I don't have to walk them outside.

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One is a Scottish Fold the other a British Longhair.

for the money I paid, you better believe they are trained. They don't go on the white couch, etc. they know the rules.

You should set your trail cams up in the house and see what's really going on while your at work.  Those cats may even put your pool parties to shame.

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You should set your trail cams up in the house and see what's really going on while your at work.  Those cats may even put your pool parties to shame.



Yea video would be interesting. Thought cats are naturally nocturnal so they are pretty calm during the day when I work a rare day from home.


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I know all house cats are litter trained.I would never use bleach on porous stone. They where questions to make one think. But because cats on counters /tables freak me out....they don't wash their paws upon leaving their bathroom,as it where.  hairy paws collect and transfer....

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This is the venison steak I've been eating since my first season of hunting about 8 months ago. Is this typically the way a steak is cut and looks?  Just curious. 

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It can be. I prefer boning the meat and separating the muscle groups. That way I get no bone dust and can trim all the silver skin and fat for a more excellent taste. It looks like that cut is across the lower quarter actually sectioning across multiple muscles.


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