Pan fried whole squirrel 

I was looking at videos about the efficacy of the Squirrelinator trap when I came across this recipe video. I must confess my first reaction was "whaaaaat!!!!". But , as I continued watching, it made perfect sense to me. We in North America have narrowed down the definition of food, especially meat, to the point where we don't see anything that isn't beef, pork, lamb or poultry - purchased from a supermarket - as legitimate for the table. We are former city folk who now live in a rural area with herds of deer, armies of chipmunks, squirrels, game birds, you name it. Yet there is a surprising amount of poverty and reliance on social programmes in our county because no one here (including us, to be fair) seems to have thought of simply harvesting the available abundance. Sure, there are a few hunters here and there who venture out during hunting season to bag the odd deer or duck, if they're lucky. But then it's back to the supermarket to buy pre-killed and packaged protein that's pumped full of anti-biotics, growth hormones and heaven knows what else. I have a very destructive squirrel problem both in my food garden and in my extensive flower beds. You've given me food for thought (bad pun unintentional)!

Lovely

I hope the squirrel is okay

Nice, thanks for sharing

Squirrel is delicious and tastes a lot like almond chicken, great with rice and chinese chow mein noodles. 🤤

Great tutorial. I recently got info trapping. Preparing for bad times. Thanks.

Should definitely try marinating the meat the Asian way. Here's a short explaining it ru-vid.comI40A_trxi7k?si=8LwaaOjXooJ_XyR4

Would it make sense to sous vide the squirrel and then deep fry or panfry it? Thanks for the videos

Been trying to eat one for about 7 years now, one of these days....

I would have used cornmeal and left the pepper out.also the garlic is ok.

Know where I can purchase some squirrel to cook and eat?

Diet has nothing to do with the term organic.

I notice you always say that squirrel is organic but I would say in most cases that isn't true. In urban areas the squirrels surely forage and eat human scraps that aren't organic. In rural areas most all crops that squirrels would eat aren't organic. As such, most wild game can't truly be considered organic.

Clean that filthy fucking stove.