Eating Bobcats and/or Mountain lion?

[leebtattoos]

You should ask Patek .

Seriosly, I shot a nice Tom a while back and we all tried some backstrap. It was bad. It ate, just not well.

[Reaper]

EAT that CAT!!!!
Smells like fish tastes like chicken!!!

hold your nose

[BETTERLUCKYTHANGOOD]

hold your nose

I've had it quite a few times and have to say it was good each time, guess it's like any other meat, depends on how it is cared for and how it's cooked.

[keatonskidmore]

i've seen it on a predator hunting show where a guy shot a bobcat and grilled it for him and is wife..they loved it and it actually looked good.
my buddies and i are waiting for winter to try it ourselves i'll let y'all know when i find out

[PondPopper]

ML ain't bad. Actually good. It's thiking about it that makes it bad.Hadn't tried bobcat.

[FISHUNTER]

I will eat anything. Unfortunity I have not had the honor to be served either of the two cats yet. One day...

[bear]

man, you guys stayed up late

[Peacock]

Times would have to pretty bad before I eat one.

[bsimm78]

Pass


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[Shane]

In a survival situation, pass me a heaping helping.

When I have other options.......I'll pass.

[cosmiccowboy]

I thought about it when I caped my mountain lion, but didn't. I can't imagine it being very good unless it was slow cooked a LONG time, like in a crock pot...It's extremely dense meat with basically no fat content...a lot of short "strong" muscles interwoven together with tendon so it would be virtually impossible to cook and slice a large piece cross grain...

[slicktricker]

EAT that CAT!!!!
Smells like fish tastes like chicken!!!

Not the cat I eat

[panhandlehunter]

[QUOTE=JAVI;3688627]I truly wonder how some of y’all would do in a survival situation… [QUOTE]

In a survival situation the mountain lion would be eating you LOL.

[gadeerwoman]

University of GA student wildlife society puts on a wild game dinner every year here in Georgia. They usually have coyote and on occasion bobcat on the menu. I've tried both. The coyote bites were about what you would imagine a wet dog would taste like. The bbq bobcat wasn't too bad though. I will usually try at least a bite of something I've never had before just for the heck of it.
Had a chance this January to try kangaroo jerky. Not bad tasting but very chewy. Think I will pass on all 3 of these next time I'm offered some.
Growing up we would bbq raccoon on a bbq pit and I remember it as being not bad, although usuallly fatty.

[froghunter]

if i ever get a cat with my bow i would try it.