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The grey ones are delicious and you won´t get arrested for eating them. Delicious if you´re already accustomed to game that is.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostI use to like squirrels until I saw them dustbin raiding as a pre-teen.
Now the only ones I like are red ones.
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Nuts, seeds, fruits, lichens, buds, mushrooms, pine cones, leaves...and perhaps some litter.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostProblem with squirrel pie is what the squirrels eat. I would want to know what my squirrels were fed on.
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Problem with squirrel pie is what the squirrels eat. I would want to know what my squirrels were fed on.
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Good eating them Squirrels
Something Nice squirrel pies are a big hit with customers | Mail Online
How to earn a crust out of squirrels: Customers go nuts for pies made using animal's meat
Business based in Old Dalby, Leicestershire, is shifting 150 pies a week
Phil Walmsley, 46, hunts squirrels, then makes pies which sell for £2.50
Squirrels - which are legal to kill - have dark meat and taste 'gamey'
Recipe won Mr Walmsley and his wife Katherine, 53, a British Pie AwardTags: None
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