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about to get my fishing license and could do with tying some more flys.SHOOT IT....

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Try the wildboar park nr chipping tel: 01995 61554. see if they will take it , poor thing , you got a recipe for it staggers?

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or the takeaway on church st,they make all kinds of kebabs and things.

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mez i will have a do at cooking anything that has some meat on it,we wasnt put on this planet to eat grass! they put animals on it to do that.can you imagine...peacock done in a casserole dish with some swede and carrots a bit of parsley,cooked in half inch of water very slowly,when the dish is nearly dry pour over a nice full bodied red wine and cook for another hour or two so the bird soaks up some of that nice wine and serve with another bottle of red...beautifull......yes A-B we could do with a few more birds like that to brighten this borough up of ours.

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As pragmatic and caring as ever;a true nature lover in every sense of the word.Would Sir like chips or roast with his peacock???;)

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there is not another person that does as much for the wild animals as me?If i saw a dead pheasant,hare,rabbitt,duck,goose,deer or ought else dead in the road i would stop and pick it up ..........................then cook it....................if you ask me about any wildlife of the british isles i would be able to tell you where to go and see it.because i like eating the stuff does not say i dont care about it,last wednesday was sat there watching two pairs of buzzards gliding on the thermals what a sight,then saw two hares boxing,phesants mating i could go on....and.on

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dont like them cant get proper spuds to cook them any more!

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I seem to recall a recipe for Peacock curry....after all, it is a native of South East Asia; the only problem is, if I remember, is that the recipe calls for the feet & brains to be chucked in to the pan as well. Still, that would make it Sweet & Sour, Soft & Chewy.

Where did you say this peacock was again? I would'nt mind a little culinary experiment....


Chopped peacock baked in green peppers with coconut, lemon grass and chilli sauce sounds interesting.

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Hope you spotted the smillie there Staggers! Trust Tea to get in on this one;I can't imagine there would be much meat on a peacock anyway;bit like a duck I suspect.Now if you had it's mate to hand you may have more chance of a better,more substantial dish.

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and where have you been lyndsay for the last half hour? and how do you know its got a mate ?...........................OH I KNOW WHY!....YOU HAVE BEEN UP THERE AND SHOT THE BL...Y PEACOCK HAVENT YOU!!....and picked up some red wine on the way home all for a free meal....LOL

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had wild duck on easter sunday thought to myself thats a bit big for one and chopped it in half,had it behind the bar while everyone was drooling on the other side,so i give the other half to a pensioner.Wish i had nt have done that because the only thing that should be eaten with duck is the other half.

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That is correct Willow there are two of them, or were two of them, think their home is/was Rose Cottage. Shoot them...................you don't all mean that.......................do you?

Most enjoyable driving up to the golf course early at weekend, turning on to cross edge to be confronted by a peacock in the of middle of the road, shall I run it over, cause if it don't move soon i'm going to miss my Tee Time. :)

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Bet the car owners aren't too happy with them though, seen one many a time stood on the roof of a car, imagine the damage claws like they have can do to a car roof!

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Seen it sat on the dark blue Volvo that parks across from the pub, also seen it on cars parked outside the pub, usually when I am going to work about 06:15