Don't throw those ribs away

[Ron LaClair]

Venison ribs roasted over the coals of a hard wood fire is a meal fit for a king. Don't need no barbecue sauce, just salt and pepper. Eat until you've got grease from one ear to the other... :thumbsup:

 

[coloradoclyde]

:thumbsup: Now your cookin!
Nice setup too! :hatsoff:

 

[Alden]

Those do look good -- love me some ribs.

And that IS the neatest, newest, fanciest cooking setup I've seen in a while! Want that watermelon too!

 

[omarick1948]

WOW! ... Now I know what Martha Stewart's camp looks like! ____"It is a good thing!"

 

[tenngun]

When I got married I got an 8 year old step son and 14 year old step daughter. Killed a deer th at fall and the kids didnt know if they wanted to eat bambi or not. I made up ribs much like that. I had two or three, wife had two or three, kidds ate the rest. Never had trouble feeding them real food again(next sping we had an explosian of wild straw berries, that cemented 'wild food was ok to eat' idea for them.

 

[Loyalist Dave]

I know what Martha Stewart's camp looks like

I doubt Martha could handle a campfire, and her "camp" probably would have tires and be found in an RV park... :haha:

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Sorry...., those are great lookin' ribs.

LD

 

[Ringel05]

WOW! ... Now I know what Martha Stewart's camp looks like! ____"It is a good thing!"

Martha Stewart's idea of camping is to open the doors and windows to the house.

 

[coloradoclyde]

:rotf: :rotf: :rotf: :rotf:

 

[R.C.BINGAMAN]

Been eatin B.B.Q.deer ribs a long time they are a treat to be savored. Really like that fire grate.Might try to build one to go with the camp cooking irons. An Appalachian hunter

 

[Ron LaClair]

That rig also has a rotisserie rod with a crank handle. That's a venison ham with bacon strips pinned to it.

She's ready ta eat, Jus take yer knife and slice off a hunk

 

[Alden]

Don't think we didn't notice you'd cleaned and polished the stones around the firepit.

Martha Stewart -- lol.

 

[Ron LaClair]

Don't think we didn't notice you'd cleaned and polished the stones around the firepit.

Nope, this is Michigan, our stones come out of the ground that way.. :idunno:

 

[omarick1948]

NWTF Longhunter,
Just razzing with you a little!..All that venison looks good from where I sit!

Rick :thumbsup:

 

[Blizzard of '93]

Fine fireplace gear and venison too.
I baste the venison I roast over a fire with melted butter,garlic and herb mix and sprinkle with salt and pepper too.

 

[Sean Gadhar]

Dang! My old trapping partner kept a neat camp like that. He spent a whole summer making a chuck wagon box that fit in the front 2 feet of his pick up bed. Must of had 50 cubbies each thing had it's place & he had EVERY THING

I sure like a man that can keep an organized camp.....I hate to barrow from some slob when I forget my frying pan :hmm: Oh and salt.....sayyyy is that coffee ya got there? I sure would admire to have some ifin I had only remembered a cup :idunno:

:rotf: :rotf: :hmm: wait that's almost as true as it is funny :haha:

 

[KingofDerby]

There is just one thing I have a problem with here..the title of the post!

"Don't throw those ribs away"? What animal would throw good food away like that?! :wink:

 

[Black Jaque Janaviac]

'round here the venison tallow is horrible. It sticks to the roof of your mouth all day.

 

[Sean Gadhar]

'round here the venison tallow is horrible. It sticks to the roof of your mouth all day.

And now Black Jaque knows why God gave us whisky!

A dram or so of Bushmills Black Bush will get that tallow off your teeth.

 

[JonnyReb3]

And after a dram or 4 even the bones start getting tasty... :grin:

 

[Black Jaque Janaviac]

Seriously! I never knew that. I will give venison ribs a try next season. My kids probably won't be able to enjoy them though.