Kill more coots

[Buckewe]

http://sportingclassicsdaily.com/need-to-kill-coots/

I kill a handful a year but I guess I need to start targeting them. I eat them and they taste fine if prepared right. I jurist do mine like any duck.

[WSU]

There aren't many where I hunt but I've thrown the occasional coot in the pepperoni mix without noticing a difference.

[scottcrb]

Interesting. Good to know. Could be fun on a slow day.

[syoungs]

Go try to nab a limit, mich harder then it seems jt would be. They don't eat bad, I soak em a day longer then mallars, and use them in duck chili or curry. Something that has a lot of spices, I think they are the best for that.

[krout81]

WE got pretty close one day. 

[Gringo31]

They should classify them the same as a starling.

That would increase the "harvest" 

[Timberstalker]

They should classify them the same as a starling.

That would increase the "harvest" 

I agree 100%.  Nuisance critter.

[curtdiesel]

I guess I will start shooting and learning to cook them.  I shared that link with some friends.

[chester]

WE got pretty close one day.

Lol I know that pond. Always covered in coot.


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[334OKH]

Scott Leyseth had a show called "Dead Meat" where he would hunt and then cook some of the things we wouldn't really eat. Stuff like Nutria and Coot. As I remember, everyone he served it to liked it.

[Bill W]

I've heard the key to a good tasting coot is make sure all the fat is removed.

[Duckgtr]

What about having a coot competition?

[YoungFowler]

What about having a coot competition?

Yeah the Hunt WA Coot Shoot


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[BIGDOG253]

What about having a coot competition?

Im down ive got a couple honey holes

[cumminsbassguy]

I always run across a gigantic flock of them on the water when I go fishing. probably close to 100 in the flock on the water... it'd be easy easy pickings.