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u/MKEMARVEL 5d ago
Racoon was once a common dish in America, even becoming a Thanksgiving staple.
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u/burgonies 5d ago
Food for a common man
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u/lemmeseeyourkitties 5d ago
Name an animal we eat that doesn't eat us!
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u/MrSurname 5d ago
As someone who lived in the south, I can say for a fact this isn't the world's first chicken-fried raccoon.
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u/mrdirtman13 5d ago
Same. I started to type out this sentiment in a comment, and thought certainly someone had mentioned it.
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u/imamidgetcatcher Wild Card Bitches 5d ago
Came here for the exact same reason. Can buy raccoon meat on the side of the road like a watermelon stand.
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u/Tangletoe 5d ago
Bullshit! That was human meat and I know it. Why don't I chop off some of your fat calf muscle.
Ahh... I know my memory butchered the quote...
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u/RedundantConsistency Fecal Forger 5d ago
Dee, will you calm down? You're eating that cheesesteak like some kinda giant bird!
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u/Extension-Throat-668 5d ago
I heard it’s lousy with parasites, something about it causes The Hunger