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[koko64]

That one's just a baby.

There is nothing like coming around a corner and being confronted with a dead wombat on your riding line ... bloated to the size of a small elephant as they rapidly decompose internally. Perhaps this was the reason the guy in the original article came a cropper ... or perhaps why he was wearing full gear in the first place.

I saw one locally that looked like a furry boulder. A real 100lb fork snapper.
I wanted our o/s friends to see what we're talking about.

[Justo]

They are really tough eating too. You need alot of tenderizer.

what?!

[koko64]

Mmmm.. Wombat stew.
That baby one wouldn't be too bad, just a vealer.

[SacDuc]

I can't adequately express how happy I am that this thread has turn into a discussion about cooking baby wombats.

I love this forum.   


sac

[stopintime]

I can't adequately express how happy I am that this thread has turn into a discussion about cooking baby wombats.

I love this forum.   


sac

I'm quite sure you can, but I'm ok if you don't 

[WarrenJ]

We could combine this with the foodie thread - I bet I could make wombat taste great in a Dutch Oven.

[ducpainter]

We could combine this with the foodie thread - I bet I could make wombat taste great in a Dutch Oven.

That's a great idea.

It isn't about gear anymore.

[zooom]

They are really tough eating too. You need alot of tenderizer.

or a good pressure cooker!

[NorDog]

or a good pressure cooker!

Pressure cookers are great, but but like deep friers for turkeys, they are very dangerous.  So be sure to were ATGATT (but even then you're probably not doing right; go stand over there).