> In Missouri, they eat em! No kidding :) One day at work, I was assisting in > a surgery and the vet's buddy was chatting about the squirrel that they had > for dinner the night before. I guess it was almost as big as the cat that we > had on the table (ewwww!) I asked the next day if they were serious or just > fooling with the Yankee :) He couldn't believe that I hadn't eaten squirrel, > said he guessed that up in Massachusetts we prolly just had scrawny little > squirrels not worth bothering with. If I go back to visit during squirrel > season (never knew there was such a thing!) he's going to have us over for > some realheman cookin'... snappin turtle soup, squirrel, rabbit, and > whatever else he can catch or shoot or however you git these varmints LOL I > wonder if squirrel tastes like rabbit, which I hear tastes like chicken..... > In Texas, there is no season for hunting squirrel...it is a year-round luxury. I've seen squirrel as big as cats as well. As for the 'tastes like chicken' MISinformation... Rabbit doesn't taste like chicken (thankfully!), especially after getting the gamey taste out of it. Rattlesnake tastes like chicken tho...