Best of luck today Bud!
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I'm in

I'll stop by soon too, although I'm a pescatarian.
Got trout jerky?
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I have rainbow trout, ahi tuna and salmon. Working on some shark varieties
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Sounds awesome
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Also have vegan jerky for you nut chewers!
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You know what Vegan means in Hindu?

Bad hunter. :hihi:
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Hakarl?
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Lol. We sold a bunch over the weekend. But a guy came in today and said (how do you know if someone is vegan?) I said I don't know. He said don't worry they will tell you all about it. Lmao!
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Oh snap!!!
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Negative. Mako and thresher.
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Have you had it? We had a couple in the shop over the weekend that were from Iceland. They said that they pretty much do it as a tourist joke. None of the new age people eat it. But their grand and great grandfathers ate it. I was told they sell it to tourists and laugh their azzes of after they leave. They bury it under the ground for months. I guess they make some good money on it but it's not a common thing to eat according to the cats that told us about it.
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In my quest for infinite knowledge, I had to google Hakarle.. Wow.

Chef Anthony Bourdain described hákarl as "the single worst, most disgusting and terrible tasting thing" he has ever eaten.[1]

Chef Gordon Ramsay challenged James May to sample three "delicacies" (Laotian snake whiskey, bull penis, and hákarl) on The F Word; after eating hákarl, Ramsay spat it out, although May kept his down. May's only reaction was, "You disappoint me, Ramsay."[5]

On season 2's Iceland episode of Travel Channel's Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern, Andrew Zimmern described the smell as reminding him of "some of the most horrific things I've ever breathed in my life," but said the taste was not nearly as bad as the smell. Nonetheless, he did note that hákarl was "hardcore food" and "not for beginners".

On the season 5 finale of River Monsters, Jeremy Wade tries a dried piece of hákarl and describes it as "burning the back of his throat" and having a very strong after taste.
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Exactly!
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I have never tried it- but would do so in a heartbeat, just to say I had :uhuh:

If your into trying new stuff I have a small batch of Python jerky coming in Friday. Pm me if you want me to put one aside.
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love the new screen name

No portagee allowed in the mafia lol. Got any Peo Staff spots available fill my plug bag with variousJerky treats I'll hand out samples to bull dogs at the race in the summer.
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Lmao
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More like lame
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:fight:

Your the guy on the right! BTW this registration is sitting on my desk.

Are you doing any mail orders??

Yes
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Great....I will be in touch.

See you at rissa
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Good luck Jay. Looks like I'm gonna have to make the long drive from Burrillville.

Paul wanna car pool?
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If any of you guys come down pm me so I'll make sure I get down there to take care of you guys.
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At rissa or the store
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Store. We are going to discount at Rissa but I can take better care at the store.
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