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  • YooperDogY YooperDog

    Montana Yooper are you a transplant from the UP?

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    mdseaside
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    YooperDog UP.? Don’t get it.

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      YooperDog UP.? Don’t get it.

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      mdseaside Folks here in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan are called Yoopers. The mix of U & P has morphed into that slang term for the residents of the ceded land from OH. The stretch of land north of Wisconsin

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        As soon as I sent the reply I thought of Upper Peninsula. My wife’s best long time friend moved there about 5 years ago. But no I am a born and bread Oregonian.

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        • YooperDogY YooperDog

          Montana Yooper are you a transplant from the UP?

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          YooperDog Yes sir, i grew up in Newberry, but i have been in Montana now since 87. How about you?

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            Growing up in Canada goose was a normal part of our diet but never had it in a breakfast sausage

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              YooperDog Yes sir, i grew up in Newberry, but i have been in Montana now since 87. How about you?

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              Montana Yooper transplant from WI. I got stationed at K.I. Sawyer. We live south of Marquette. We transferred in from CA, it was a bit of a weather and culture change. We like the area, winters are long, but summers are nice. The area is changing.

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                Several years ago we were waterfowl hunting a fair amount and trying to figure out ways to use wild duck meat.
                We made some very good breakfast sausage from 50/50 ground duck breast and ground pork jowls for the meat block.
                I think wild goose breasts would substitute nicely for the duck. I don’t have access to the pork jowls anymore, but 50/50 pork butt and pork fat would work instead of the pork jowls.

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                • processheadP processhead

                  Several years ago we were waterfowl hunting a fair amount and trying to figure out ways to use wild duck meat.
                  We made some very good breakfast sausage from 50/50 ground duck breast and ground pork jowls for the meat block.
                  I think wild goose breasts would substitute nicely for the duck. I don’t have access to the pork jowls anymore, but 50/50 pork butt and pork fat would work instead of the pork jowls.

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                  processhead I found that Gumbo was my best bet for both the Goose & Duck. However, I knew a guy who could make some absolutely delicious smoked Duck & Goose Jerky. It was really good. Not much waterfowl hunting going on for me any more, but it used to be the thing for a long, long time & in the worst of weather while having a grand old time.

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                    processhead I found that Gumbo was my best bet for both the Goose & Duck. However, I knew a guy who could make some absolutely delicious smoked Duck & Goose Jerky. It was really good. Not much waterfowl hunting going on for me any more, but it used to be the thing for a long, long time & in the worst of weather while having a grand old time.

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                    calldoctoday I had a friend who hunted the first spring snow goose hunt they had in TX, he had a freezer full of snow goose breasts and was wondering what to do with all of them. I took a bunch and made him jerky, and it was really good.

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                      calldoctoday I had a friend who hunted the first spring snow goose hunt they had in TX, he had a freezer full of snow goose breasts and was wondering what to do with all of them. I took a bunch and made him jerky, and it was really good.

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                      bocephus When did they start doing that in Texas? There seemed to be no shortage of them, that was for sure, but they were wary son of a guns too.

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                        calldoctoday I had a friend who hunted the first spring snow goose hunt they had in TX, he had a freezer full of snow goose breasts and was wondering what to do with all of them. I took a bunch and made him jerky, and it was really good.

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                        bocephus said in Goose breakfast sausage:

                        calldoctoday I had a friend who hunted the first spring snow goose hunt they had in TX, he had a freezer full of snow goose breasts and was wondering what to do with all of them. I took a bunch and made him jerky, and it was really good.

                        A friend of mine has had good success making tasty jerky from goose breasts.

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                          bocephus When did they start doing that in Texas? There seemed to be no shortage of them, that was for sure, but they were wary son of a guns too.

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                          calldoctoday It was quite a while ago, you could use electronic calls and unplugged guns, he said the first year was an amazing hunt.

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                            calldoctoday It was quite a while ago, you could use electronic calls and unplugged guns, he said the first year was an amazing hunt.

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                            bocephus Wow, That is amazing & hard to imagine for all effort we had to put into it. We have been here for quite a while now. They must have been making some serious effort to reduce the population, but sounds like the wily old geese got wind of it all.

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                              I think that Johnothan has made some check into his videos

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                              • Dr_PainD Dr_Pain

                                Growing up in Canada goose was a normal part of our diet but never had it in a breakfast sausage

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                                Dr_Pain Do you feel like your child hood weekend breakfasts were now lacking!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

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                                • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                  Dr_Pain Do you feel like your child hood weekend breakfasts were now lacking!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

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                                  HerbcoFood said in Goose breakfast sausage:

                                  Dr_Pain Do you feel like your child hood weekend breakfasts were now lacking!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

                                  I sure think that someone forgot to use locally available resources to the max.

                                  We do have a dish though that goose was used and that I wish I could make. Currently I make a version of it with beef, pork and chicken but back in the day we made it with moose, pork, rabbit and one of the following duck/goose/partridge.

                                  Have you guys ever heard of Tourtiere du Lac St-Jean? Anyone interested in the beef/pork/chicken version? (Technically it can be adapted to any wild game as well). Let me know in the comments

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                                  • Dr_PainD Dr_Pain

                                    HerbcoFood said in Goose breakfast sausage:

                                    Dr_Pain Do you feel like your child hood weekend breakfasts were now lacking!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

                                    I sure think that someone forgot to use locally available resources to the max.

                                    We do have a dish though that goose was used and that I wish I could make. Currently I make a version of it with beef, pork and chicken but back in the day we made it with moose, pork, rabbit and one of the following duck/goose/partridge.

                                    Have you guys ever heard of Tourtiere du Lac St-Jean? Anyone interested in the beef/pork/chicken version? (Technically it can be adapted to any wild game as well). Let me know in the comments

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                                    Dr_Pain never heard of it.

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                                    • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                      Dr_Pain never heard of it.

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                                      HerbcoFood said in Goose breakfast sausage:

                                      Dr_Pain never heard of it.

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                                      • Dr_PainD Dr_Pain

                                        HerbcoFood said in Goose breakfast sausage:

                                        Dr_Pain never heard of it.

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                                        Dr_Pain Oh, so a super fancy meat pie.

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                                        • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                          Dr_Pain Oh, so a super fancy meat pie.

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                                          HerbcoFood said in Goose breakfast sausage:

                                          Dr_Pain Oh, so a super fancy meat pie.

                                          Essentially! Super easy to make. Cooks covered in the oven for about 6-7 hrs

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