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  • YooperDogY YooperDog

    JoeB Yup. It is snowing up here and is sticking. Won’t be grilling out today.

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    JoeB
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    YooperDog Never slowed down your mission in the past Troop… Suck it up and move out. Ha Ha,… BTY, do you know what WET SUE means in military jargon?

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    • J JoeB

      YooperDog Never slowed down your mission in the past Troop… Suck it up and move out. Ha Ha,… BTY, do you know what WET SUE means in military jargon?

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      Chef
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      JoeB had to look that one up LOL

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      • J JoeB

        YooperDog Never slowed down your mission in the past Troop… Suck it up and move out. Ha Ha,… BTY, do you know what WET SUE means in military jargon?

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        JoeB Hooah!😀

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        • J JoeB

          YooperDog Never slowed down your mission in the past Troop… Suck it up and move out. Ha Ha,… BTY, do you know what WET SUE means in military jargon?

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          JoeB I think I might have gotten a little softer since retiring from field conditions. I am putting up the tent before sunset today, I can’t believe how far I have fallen. LOL

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          • YooperDogY YooperDog

            JoeB I think I might have gotten a little softer since retiring from field conditions. I am putting up the tent before sunset today, I can’t believe how far I have fallen. LOL

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            YooperDog Life is still good Bro. You can still shoot, move, and communicate… Maybe a little slower 😁😂😊

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            • J JoeB

              YooperDog Life is still good Bro. You can still shoot, move, and communicate… Maybe a little slower 😁😂😊

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              JoeB If I was really motivated I could wait to do it in the dark with some chem lights or NVGs 😁

              Life is always good on this side of the grass, still have some options.

              Speed is overrated when they are looking for volunteers.😂

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              • J JoeB

                YooperDog Never slowed down your mission in the past Troop… Suck it up and move out. Ha Ha,… BTY, do you know what WET SUE means in military jargon?

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                JoeB I’ve seen it as WETSU, not to be confused with SNAFU. I think WETSU would be an appropriate name for this Meatjistics group. Maybe you should run it by Jonathan. 😁

                “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                • GWG8541G GWG8541

                  JoeB I’ve seen it as WETSU, not to be confused with SNAFU. I think WETSU would be an appropriate name for this Meatjistics group. Maybe you should run it by Jonathan. 😁

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                  GWG8541 JoeB both correct. Pronounced Wet Sue, but acronym spelled WETSU just like SNAFU. One, WETSU usually occurs after realizing you have reached SNAFU.

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                  • YooperDogY YooperDog

                    GWG8541 JoeB both correct. Pronounced Wet Sue, but acronym spelled WETSU just like SNAFU. One, WETSU usually occurs after realizing you have reached SNAFU.

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                    Tonight’s appetizers complements of the woods behind the house. Egg washed and dipped in a flour and cornmeal coating. Then taken for a swim in Crisco lake. @NDMike the cast iron is the only way to cook natures little delicacies. 20210424_181922.jpg 20210424_181947.jpg 20210424_181853.jpg

                    “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                    • GWG8541G GWG8541

                      Tonight’s appetizers complements of the woods behind the house. Egg washed and dipped in a flour and cornmeal coating. Then taken for a swim in Crisco lake. @NDMike the cast iron is the only way to cook natures little delicacies. 20210424_181922.jpg 20210424_181947.jpg 20210424_181853.jpg

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                      GWG8541 You lucky son of a gun!

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                      • GWG8541G GWG8541

                        calldoctoday my nephew in Kansas gave me this cracker recipe. I just used the Spicy Hidden Valley Ranch powder instead of the plain.

                        1/4 cup of vegetable oil
                        2 TBSP Spicy Hidden Valley Ranch mix
                        2 1/2 TBSP fresh fine chopped Dill or
                        (1 tsp dried dill)
                        1/4 tsp lemon pepper
                        1/4 tsp garlic powder

                        Mix all ingredients thoroughly in a bowl

                        1-12 to 16 oz bag/ box of Oyster/Soup Crackers (any brand is fine)

                        Place crackers in a gallon ziploc bag and add mixture. Toss lightly in bag until everything is coated.
                        Spread crackers on a half sheet pan try to keep a single layer.

                        Place in smoker at 250 (I use a pellet smoker) for 15 to 20 minutes. Occasionally I put them under a broiler for a little extra crispness, but be careful not to burn them.
                        Crackers take on smoke easily, if you don’t want smoked this can be done in an oven. They are a great beer snack. Enjoy
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                        GWG8541 Thank YOU!

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                          calldoctoday I follow a modification of Alabama Firecrackers, add a few more ingredients, and always use butter rather than oil. Also use only mini crackers, not large ones. Place that in a smoker set at a low setting. A favorite snack.

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                          Chef Thank You.

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                          • GWG8541G GWG8541

                            JoeB I’ve seen it as WETSU, not to be confused with SNAFU. I think WETSU would be an appropriate name for this Meatjistics group. Maybe you should run it by Jonathan. 😁

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                            GWG8541 You are right my Brother. You have the correct acronym WETSHU. long time gone by since i heard that in cadence. Chef you should be giggling. You spent the time to look it up. Most would not understand.

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                            • GWG8541G GWG8541

                              Tonight’s appetizers complements of the woods behind the house. Egg washed and dipped in a flour and cornmeal coating. Then taken for a swim in Crisco lake. @NDMike the cast iron is the only way to cook natures little delicacies. 20210424_181922.jpg 20210424_181947.jpg 20210424_181853.jpg

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                              GWG8541 morels!!! Man you are lucky. A couple of more weeks before I will need to start searching. Heck, I am still waiting for the smelt to run.

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                                Dinner, Bulgogi made a week ago , frozen, and vacpaced. Griddled, served with rice and Kimchi. No soju, but Jack and coke was a good sub.😊

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                                • J JoeB

                                  Dinner, Bulgogi made a week ago , frozen, and vacpaced. Griddled, served with rice and Kimchi. No soju, but Jack and coke was a good sub.😊

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                                  JoeB gets no better than that!

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                                  • wdalyW wdaly

                                    JoeB gets no better than that!

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                                    wdaly Life is good… dance in the rain. . . . Thank you

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                                      Dinner, Bulgogi made a week ago , frozen, and vacpaced. Griddled, served with rice and Kimchi. No soju, but Jack and coke was a good sub.😊

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                                      JoeB Looks tasty. Do you make your own kimchi. We had a Korean friend up here, that made some great kimchi, she got married and left the area. I can make saurkraut, never made an attempt at kimchi. Pretty much would be me eating most. Maybe this fall for deer camp and ice fishing, hmmm. I have some ideas.

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                                      • YooperDogY YooperDog

                                        JoeB Looks tasty. Do you make your own kimchi. We had a Korean friend up here, that made some great kimchi, she got married and left the area. I can make saurkraut, never made an attempt at kimchi. Pretty much would be me eating most. Maybe this fall for deer camp and ice fishing, hmmm. I have some ideas.

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                                        YooperDog I would like to take credit for the kimchi but i also have a friend that makes it for me. We have a Korean market that you can buy by the gal. Not that expensive, and i like the Gal jars for moon shining. 😁😊

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                                          I harvested a wild turkey on Monday. I’ve had the breasts curing since then. I tied them up and smoked 'em up for dinner today. I’ve never cured turkey before… good stuff!

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