what does bear taste like?
What does bear taste like?
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Anthony Ward
piss. i really wish it wasn't so
Easton Clark
Living in alaska, I eat more bear than most. Alot of people don't like it. Very greasy, gamey. Great ground, as a burger or in some mac. It's seasonal, it tastes better depending on its diet of either berries or fish. I've only had black bear, I've heard there's an issue with eating grizzly because of how it buries it's food before eating, apparently parasites are really common.
Hunter Reyes
North western Arkansan user here. Bear is greasy and tastes kinda like a public trash can smells. I'm not a fan, but my whole family loves it. Note also, I've only ever had black bear.
Luis Murphy
Pretty much this. I grew up in Yukon and ate alot of wild meat. Thing is, most bears will eat whatever they can find, depending on the time of year. Usually by hunting season they're all fat and ready to go sleep for the winter. The meat is great when it's smoked and made into sausages or spiced and ground. Not really the kind of meat you would make into steaks or ribs or anything, although I have never had it that way.
Daniel Richardson
not OP, but thank you for the answers, now i dont want to eat bear anymore.
Angel Campbell
Yeah bear sausage is pretty tasty
Bentley Russell
Zachary Hill
bitter and hoppy
Blake Barnes
Bear jerky is GOAT desu
James Moore
What does pussy taste like?
Josiah Jackson
From my experience, it's bitter and greasy. Rather gamey as well though I imagine the flavor may vary depending on what it eats. My only experience was having it in the form of a steak, which wasn't very good. Other anons seem to like it in the form of sausages or ground up tho.
Evan Peterson
That's really cool! Besides the name I don't really see the relevance to my post. Thanks so though!
Jordan Sanchez
Well yeah,the lat few months ive been beack in whats called "trick kites" and I couldnt resist posting the vid as my first kite was the HQ Yukon xd
Have a free bump,Im as curious to what bear tastes like too
Jaxon Carter
Bags of salty coin sand
Jack Fisher
Beary Good!
Hudson Reed
5 hours old but
Ayy, it's pretty rare that I see someone from Yukon. Whitehorse?
When is bear in-season? Is it served in restaurants/pubs there?
Also, were there a lot of natives/native dialect?
I briefly studied Athapaskan languages (among some others) but I've never been to the area myself.
Evan Russell
greasy... meat eaters always seem to be greasy.
Michael Morris
Like your mother.
Nathaniel Gomez
>5 hours old
Ayy it is a slow board, I always monitor threads I'm interested in.
Yes, I was born and raised up in Whitehorse. Have lived in BC for 10 years now though.
I'm not totally sure about hunting season up there, although I imagine it would be in the fall. No point in shooting a bear that just woke up from a 5 month nap lol.
I haven't seen bear served in restaurants, but you can definitely get moose and caribou/elk in some of the fancier local places. And fish is always local, or brought in from Alaska for things like halibut and crab.
And yes, there are alot of natives there. >Dialect
There is definitely strong native culture there but alot of it has been lost on the younger generations. Alcohol and drugs are rampant there and the youth (particularly natives) are always affected by it.
I highly recommend going if you ever get the chance.
Lucas Sanchez
Cool pic. Beer is usually hoppy in taste unless you drink domestic crap.
Eli Campbell
Aha, thanks. Pretty much everything.
I'm from Nfld and moose is sorta common back home. I'm mainland a few years now and miss the coasts, the mountains, etc. I digress. I'd like to do a west-coast trip sometime. I hear BC is ridiculously beautiful and that the eastern foods are typically better there than here. And the skiing! I'd like to make it out to Sima as a milestone.
Really, thank you for the elaboration. Made my night!
Brayden Cook
As I said, I highly recommend it! BC is amazing and Yukon is just as good with a lot less people lol! If you ever do get out this way, Skagway (AK) is only about 2 hours from Whitehorse and I definitely recommend checking that out. There is so much history out there, and the wildlife is incredible.
Luis Jones
I think you have had one too many bears.
Sebastian Collins
Thanks for the tip. I dig that stuff. I'll spend some time googling it for now. I hope to get out there within a few years.
Oh, I do have another question about Whitehorse/YK if you don't mind, aha. You mentioned that booze and drugs hit hard with the youth; is there a lot of poverty as well? Low-income jobs (though as a kid, I don't really expect you to be aware so much, I'm just asking incase you can give insight)? I imagine most northern (and native communities) have issues with those things.
Jayden Collins
In my experience it's alot different from city life. I'm not him, and I have more experience with places like kotzebue and bethel. Drugs are a huge problem, and natives are also huge alcoholics. Low income jobs are pretty common but then again most people up there fish and hunt for food so it offsets imo
Luke Long
>As a kid
I'm 29 user.
There is of course poverty up there, just as there is anywhere else. The biggest problem is housing. It's bloody expensive to live up there, and a lot of younger people don't want to work. Most fast food jobs and even grocery store employees have been brought over on visas to work because the locals don't want to do those jobs. Maybe we can chat some on /travel/ more about this. I frequent hat board alot and were getting off topic here. Hope I answered your question. Take user anon.
Josiah Lewis
*Care
Levi Peterson
salty milk and bags of sand
Alexander Torres
Explains the bear & elk. We fish, but hunting is frowned upon back home. Roadkill is unfortunately common for the poor / small community folk.
Your perspective helps too.
My bad, I use the term loosely. But all good, thanks again.
Alexander Jackson
install grindr/scruff and find out ;)
Anthony Gonzalez
delete your Veeky Forums account