How to find, butcher, cook and serve a fawn.
February 12, 2009 9:02 AM Subscribe
How to find, butcher, cook and serve a fawn. My outdoorsy friend found a little deer that had frozen to death in a suburban backyard. Being a ridiculously-capable woodsmen, he carved it up and served it for a dinner party. Caution: graphic photos of the insides of a deer ahead.
This post was deleted for the following reason: I assumed at first that you were quoting a blurb, not actually talking about your friend here. That's not really cool. -- cortex
Cool link. A scavenger who can find and elegantly prepare wild game? This guy's skills will be highly prized in the New Economy.
posted by billysumday at 9:08 AM on February 12, 2009
posted by billysumday at 9:08 AM on February 12, 2009
Person feeds a fawn apples all fall. Winter comes. Fawn returns to apple supply point, but dies presumably from exposure to extreme cold. Other people say, "Well it's dead, and well frozen, let's eat it." Then they eat it (they cook it first).
So far no mention of applicable Canadian hunting laws regarding harvesting found dead fawns.
posted by Science! at 9:13 AM on February 12, 2009
So far no mention of applicable Canadian hunting laws regarding harvesting found dead fawns.
posted by Science! at 9:13 AM on February 12, 2009
How does he know the deer froze to death? What if it died from parasites or something?
posted by zinfandel at 9:14 AM on February 12, 2009
posted by zinfandel at 9:14 AM on February 12, 2009
From the link: "It’ was a dead fawn. Boris and his family had discovered the fawn in the snow within steps of their back door. The fawn had succumbed to the cold and deep snow at about the same place where it had been fed apples by Boris’ mother Anna all fall."
Ummm. Yeah. What Science! said. Its not like they just "found" a dead fawn.
posted by anastasiav at 9:16 AM on February 12, 2009
Ummm. Yeah. What Science! said. Its not like they just "found" a dead fawn.
posted by anastasiav at 9:16 AM on February 12, 2009
So if baby mutton is lamb, and baby beef is veal, what's baby venison?
posted by fogovonslack at 9:23 AM on February 12, 2009
posted by fogovonslack at 9:23 AM on February 12, 2009
Anyone taking bets on whether this will be deleted due to dbarefoot's relationship to the outdoorsy friend or the OH NOES THEY ATE BAMBI outcry?
posted by ghost of a past number at 9:24 AM on February 12, 2009
posted by ghost of a past number at 9:24 AM on February 12, 2009
How does he know the deer froze to death?
I heard Fawn was blown up in a kiln accident.
posted by It's Raining Florence Henderson at 9:24 AM on February 12, 2009
I heard Fawn was blown up in a kiln accident.
posted by It's Raining Florence Henderson at 9:24 AM on February 12, 2009
Kinda feeling bad for the hungry frozen lil' fawn. Anyone else?
posted by leotrotsky at 9:30 AM on February 12, 2009
posted by leotrotsky at 9:30 AM on February 12, 2009
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