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Originally Posted by abc_123
Goose Hunting... a.k.a. "the most expensive sport known to man".
Enjoyed going with friends when I lived in Michigan for a while...Hunted in standing corn.
Can't remember the exact recipie... but one of the guys had a recipie where the meat was soaked in Coke plus brown sugar prior to cooking. The Coke supposedly helped with the taste aspect that many don't like. All I know is that it was absolutely delicious.
Might want to google a bit and see what you come up with.... I just did and came up with lots of hits on using coke+brown sugar as a marinade.
good luck!
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That does sound like a good marinade. Traditionally in my family the Thanksgiving/Christmas goose typically just gets stuffed with veggies and bacon layed on top to draw the game out of it. It works well, and I have seen a few recipes online, but I was just curious if anyone had a favored family recipe or something along those lines.
On the expense portion of your post, just buy a box or two of steel. We have a hunting property on the shore that we can take guests to at no charge. Stamps are a bit pricey at about the cost of a box of shells, but it's great hunting up there. If anyone else in or near Maryland would like to go on a goose hunt, PM me to check availability of a spot in the pit. Non-resident fees are posted here:
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/huntersguide/license.asp Besides those fees (approx. $119 for 3 day non-resident license, stamps, and 2 boxes of shells), just bring money for food
