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		Wisconsin Supreme Court says the state's "bird of peace" can now be served with wild rice and a light Burgundy (abclocal.go.com)		112
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Dancin_In_Anson		2004-04-07 09:48:07 AM

September 1st is a day I look forward to every year...opening day of dove season...mmmmmm....dove poppers and Shiner beer...

Litig8r		2004-04-07 09:54:56 AM

Mmmm. Dove. One of the tastiest game birds. So many fond memories of hunting them.

Dancin_In_Anson		2004-04-07 10:08:39 AM

Still toying with the idea of a Fark dove hunt this fall...Would anyone be interested?

minoridiot		2004-04-07 10:39:05 AM

I prefer it with peas, topped with fresh cream.

D_I_A,
Where?

Dancin_In_Anson		2004-04-07 10:46:03 AM

dhakbar		2004-04-07 01:54:12 PM

Ah, I kind of miss hunting dove w/ my dad.

Rayden166		2004-04-07 01:54:41 PM

Dancin, you wouldn't WANT to come to WI just for the dovehunting...... I don't rightly know who WOULD..... Unless you already live here and are extremely bored..... So does that mean I can shoot the flag??? Not that I.... would.... or ............ nevermind....

/going back under my bridge now....

pottie		2004-04-07 01:55:14 PM

Used to hunt dove in Idaho. My only complaint is it takes so many to make a mouth full.

BorgHiveMind		2004-04-07 01:56:26 PM

Reminds me of NationStates.

"The national animal is the (add animal), which is also the nation's favorite main course."

aremmes		2004-04-07 01:56:45 PM

The "bird of peace" gets hunted... where's the

tag?

Shinaynay		2004-04-07 01:57:22 PM

Why is this spiffy?

syberpud		2004-04-07 01:58:22 PM

Hey guys, there's a couple of mourning doves nesting in my parking garage in my complex. Should be easy to shoot since they can't fly too high.

At least they'll stop crapping on the cars.

mryoop789		2004-04-07 01:58:40 PM

The mourning dove, known for its soft cooing call, is a common visitor at backyard feeders.

Something tells me backyard hide-and-seek is going to take on a whole new aspect.

practicalhippie		2004-04-07 01:59:35 PM

Do you want fries with that?

blubberknife		2004-04-07 01:59:49 PM

I wonder if Wisconsin will ever manage to get it's head out of it's ass...

Naw, probably not.

voxy		2004-04-07 02:00:26 PM

We are owning FARK lately....screw you Florida!

/On Wisconsin!

Son of Thunder		2004-04-07 02:00:46 PM

The "bird of peace" gets hunted... where's the IRONIC tag?

There was an "ironic" tag... when I submitted the same story yesterday.

/grumblegrumble

Alexis		2004-04-07 02:01:24 PM

"How come the dove gets to be the peace symbol? How about the pillow? It has more feathers than the dove, and it doesn't have that dangerous beak."

-- Jack Handey

bubbles_nw2003		2004-04-07 02:01:31 PM

Y'all are creeping me out, as my last name in real life is Dove..

/can't imagine ever eating one for dinner...

brap		2004-04-07 02:01:34 PM

Mourning dove? I would have guessed the cheddar frisbee.

CUE THE SLIDEWHISTLES!

bubbles_nw2003		2004-04-07 02:02:47 PM

of course, the smart-assed side of me thinks it would go well with some fava beans and a nice chianti..

Mr-Wunderful		2004-04-07 02:02:54 PM

Dove hunting in Texas is a birth right. For the past couple of years I've driving out to Coleman for opening day. Good Times. Cold Shiner bacon wrapped dove with jalepeno mmmmm.

minoridiot		2004-04-07 02:03:56 PM

D_I_A,
Anson is a little out of the way for me. Besides, I want some Whitewing.

justafarkingchef		2004-04-07 02:04:18 PM

Burgundy with fowl? Are we animals?

/light riesling or a cliche chardonnay would be good though.

brap		2004-04-07 02:04:37 PM

This is what it sounds like when doves fry.

bubbles_nw2003		2004-04-07 02:05:02 PM

or how about a nice, crisp pinot grigio

ToeKnee666		2004-04-07 02:06:14 PM

What's the difference between a dove and a pigeon?

crossbuster		2004-04-07 02:06:14 PM

I'D EAT IT!

/makes no apologies

She Who Waits		2004-04-07 02:07:20 PM

Dove hunting never impressed me. You have to kill so many to make a meal. There is some challenge in shooting them at first. Their flight is erratic but if you watch them a bit-it becames quite predictable. Kind of like fish in a barrel.

I do have a lovely recipe for Robin Pie...it came out of an old Italian cookbook.

CappyGoat		2004-04-07 02:07:22 PM

justafarkingchef: It's a dark meat, not as gamey as duck, so a light white wouldn't be quite the match. I'd probably more agree with bubbles_nw2003 but I figured "If in doubt, Beaujolais."

ChairmanKaga		2004-04-07 02:09:48 PM

Never ate Dove. Is it like a game hen?

PoppaStoppa		2004-04-07 02:10:32 PM

i think that this is more frightening.... i thought it was a photoshop....

The Onanist		2004-04-07 02:12:04 PM

This is what it sounds like when doves fry.

Thread over - brap wins...

The Onanist		2004-04-07 02:13:09 PM

Tastes like Bald Eagle...

mylow		2004-04-07 02:13:27 PM

02:09:48 PM ChairmanKaga

Never ate Dove. Is it like a game hen?

No...More like pigeon.

mryoop789		2004-04-07 02:13:47 PM

Some men hunt for sport, others hunt for food. The only thing I'm hunting for is an outfit that looks good...

docfate		2004-04-07 02:18:10 PM

The dove may be the bird of peace, but the bird of true love is the swallow.

StrikitRich		2004-04-07 02:18:48 PM

What wine goes well with badger?

She Who Waits		2004-04-07 02:19:16 PM

excellent brap

hardinparamedic		2004-04-07 02:20:07 PM

PEOPLE ACTUALLY EAT PIGEONS?!

/needing barf bag about now.

mryoop789		2004-04-07 02:20:51 PM

What wine goes well with badger?
"Awww, c'mon, badger! Why'd you have to chew my arm off? What'll I do nowww?"

killebrew		2004-04-07 02:21:12 PM

but you can't have sex with it in Minnesota

Buckshot00		2004-04-07 02:21:26 PM

What does it take for Wisconsin to get its own tag? Also I understand Cranberries go very well with Doves.

SlipperyWhenWet		2004-04-07 02:21:54 PM

I thought it tasted like spotted owl.

skinink		2004-04-07 02:21:57 PM

Bird of peace. I'd like to get a piece of this bird:

mryoop789		2004-04-07 02:22:19 PM

2004-04-07 02:20:07 PM hardinparamedic
PEOPLE ACTUALLY EAT PIGEONS?!
/needing barf bag about now.

From what I've heard you, my friend, should never, ever go to China.

Cyric		2004-04-07 02:24:29 PM

Quail are much better to eat. Dove breasts are dark meat, unlike quail, which is succulent moist and white.

/I'm not hungry at all.

sarooo		2004-04-07 02:24:52 PM

that there even IS a Wisconsin Citizens Concerned for Cranes and Doves deserves a "sad" tag.

ToeKnee666		2004-04-07 02:25:06 PM

PEOPLE ACTUALLY EAT PIGEONS?!

I wonder if it's just people who don't live in cities. If you've ever had to watch a deformed, mangy pigeon hobble around picking at garbage, you wouldn't eat it no matter what they called it. It'd be like eating a rat.