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Chupacabra?

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...this picture makes me feel even sadder though:

 

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Depends on how you look at it. Free Beer.

 

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Who the hell is eating a raccoon?

 

I'll try anything once. It wasn't the greatest thing I've ever eaten (by any stretch), but I've had it before.

I'll try anything once. It wasn't the greatest thing I've ever eaten (by any stretch), but I've had it before.
Did it taste like chicken? :lol:
Kind of tasted like chewy, greasy...grease.

 

OK, I'm just gonna say it...you're tetched in the head!

Who the hell is eating a raccoon?

May not be a surprise, but I've eaten raccoon also. It was greasy, but not too bad, kind of sweet.

It might be a possum with no hair.

I would never eat a raccoon around here all they eat is garbage!

Looks like the own I saw that was captured in Texas. Some sort of hairless dog hybrid.

May not be a surprise, but I've eaten raccoon also. It was greasy, but not too bad, kind of sweet.
That actually doesn't surprise me and to be honest I'd probably give it a try. I've just never heard of anyone actually eating one.

An old feller brought some coon souse in a bar I was in one time. They ate it on crackers kind of like liver cheese (Branswager for you Northern boys and girls). They seemed to enjoy it but I was thinking who in the world said um lets make some coon souse.

Cooncapabra.

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