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Salt and Pepper Moose
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Hey Superflint , this talk of moose along with ketchup and mustard reminds me of a story . We shoot a lot of moose so moosemeat is on the menu from october till about july every year . Anyway when i was a kid , about 40 years ago i went out moose hunting with my dad and a few of his buddies . One of the fellows was a cree indian . My dad and i were down by a swamp calling when this huge bull charged out into the clearing . Dad fired 3 shots and down went the bull . As soon as you pull the trigger on a moose the fun is over and the work starts and this was no different as all the men arrived within about 1/2 hour to start packin' moose out . No one kept records back in those days but the rack measured 72 inches tip to tip and a good guesstimate would be 1,700 pounds . The cree fellow noted that this old bull had seen it's better days with some of it's horn tips broken off , one eye missing , scars on it's side and mostly grey hair . He told dad that there was only one way to cook a tough old bull like that . First you build a roaring bonfire and then you hack a slab of moosemeat off with your axe . Next throw the moosemeat and the axe in the fire . When you can stick your fork in the axehead , the moose is done . 
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I like my moose cooked over an open pit with a little salt and pepper :blah:
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Speaking of Moose reminds me of a guy back in the mid '60s who had an album out. It consisted of poems he would recite.
These were all done to a drum rhythem count of one,two, one,two... or a boop cha, boop cha.... if you know what I mean.
He introduced this poem by explaining how the Government was interested in our wildlifes health and was working towards getting it to excercise by hireing a special group of people.
It goes like this:
THEM MOOSE GOOSERS
How about them Moose goosers
Aint they recluse?
Up in the boon docks
Goosing them Moose!
Goosing them big Moose,
goosing them tiny
goosing them middeley Moose
in they hinie!
How about them Moose goosers
Ain't they dumb?
Some use an umbrella
Some use a thumb.
Them obtuse Moose goosers
sneeking thru the woods
a poking them snoozie Moose
in they goods.
How to be a Moose gooser?
It'll turn you peuse
Get your gooser loose
An' rouse a drowsy Moose!
:: :: :applause: :applause: ::
These were all done to a drum rhythem count of one,two, one,two... or a boop cha, boop cha.... if you know what I mean.
He introduced this poem by explaining how the Government was interested in our wildlifes health and was working towards getting it to excercise by hireing a special group of people.
It goes like this:
THEM MOOSE GOOSERS
How about them Moose goosers
Aint they recluse?
Up in the boon docks
Goosing them Moose!
Goosing them big Moose,
goosing them tiny
goosing them middeley Moose
in they hinie!
How about them Moose goosers
Ain't they dumb?
Some use an umbrella
Some use a thumb.
Them obtuse Moose goosers
sneeking thru the woods
a poking them snoozie Moose
in they goods.
How to be a Moose gooser?
It'll turn you peuse
Get your gooser loose
An' rouse a drowsy Moose!
:: :: :applause: :applause: ::
