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"With coyote hunting season in full swing, there are probably some people out there wondering if there's any way to eat old Wiley E. If you've ever killed a coyote and then got up close enough to smell him, your immediate answer is probably a rock-solid '**** no.'

NO

Don't think so...couldn't get past the smell

well my moto is i will try anything once but i dont see that once being anytime soon.

Nope....Maybe if it was skinned first!! I know just enough about cooking, and good food to be dangerous. (And eating! hence the name Cornfed)One of my rules of life is, "Don't trust a skinny cook." And just because these skinny fellers say "on some basic level, meat is meat", don't mean its so! Maybe skinned, trimmed, coated in roasted garlic and onions, with some homemade beef brisket rub, then cooked on an ugly drum smoker, and finished with some sticky BBQ sauce....who am I kidding....NO WAY!!

That is right along side of me eating opossum, not! Wonder why they didnt show them puking later.....??? Kind of looked like Jimmy Johnson and Kevin Harvick to me.....LOL h.h.

nope. Lots of better things to eat in the woods. I would have to be starving to eat a stinky coyote.

no,no,never,never, uh,uh,uh.

Just by watching that……I could "smell" coyote….bout gagged!!!!

To a man like me who has a kennel full of dogs eating a yote is not on my bucket list!

If any of you want to try this I have 5 frozen carcasses you can gladly have. h.h.

They must not taste all that bad. Last year I left a carcuss in the barn and my cats reduced it into a skeleton in about 3 days, I guess they thought turn about is fair play. Really surprised me they ate it.

I think I would rather eat a turkey buzzard smoothered in green possum butt gooo!!!

Ummm...NO!

my golden retriever loves to chew on the coyote and coon carcasses.