How to Smoke a Whole Wild Goose | Smoked Specklebelly Recipe

[@outdoorindoortexan]

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[@OVD415]

You’re the man bro I’ve gotten sick of watching people just breast birds out and throw the rest away I started to think I was the only guy who plucks wild birds. The flavor is unmatched and the respect for the bird is at its fullest. Thankyou for this video it’s truly great!

[@outdoorindoortexan]

Thanks so much! Haha I know exactly what you mean by everyone else around you breasting birds out and looking at you funny for plucking. It's a chore, but so worth it!

[@RonOnTheGrill]

Looks amazing man! For the first time ever I get to say “your goose is cooked” while actually looking at a beautifully cooked goose, lol! And you sound great in the narration brother. Keep killing’ the game!

[@outdoorindoortexan]

Thank you, Ron! High praise from such a stellar guy. Much appreciated.

[@adk6071]

That is one beautiful goose! Nice work amigo.

[@outdoorindoortexan]

Thanks bud!

[@dkttu]

Looks perfect! Thanks for sharing.

[@outdoorindoortexan]

Yeah buddy!

[@jakematic]

Dang that is a beauty ! Oh and I committed heresy turning backstrap into jerky. But dayyyyyumm !

[@outdoorindoortexan]

Thanks, Jake! It’s worth the trouble, especially if you’re making it for a special occasion or to show dominance over a rival backyard cooking buddy lol

[@xanthochromique]

Just tried this with a whole Canada Goose, electric smoker (Smokin' it), Apple wood... amazing! The legs were so juicy and tender!! Very impressed.

[@outdoorindoortexan]

Heck yeah!! Thanks for watching and coming back to leave the feedback. Enjoy!

[@ToddJackson-m1u]

I’ve never had a goose but my goodness this looks amazing

[@PhillipStratton]

@2:20 If my goose is beneath my fire, we've got problems! I've got a little Akorn Jr. might not fit a goose but I'ma try a duck!

[@outdoorindoortexan]

A duck should work just fine as a substitute. If you’re working with ducks you hunt, make sure it’s a puddle duck and not a diving duck. Farm raised duck, it’ll be perfect. Thanks for watching, Phillip and let me know how it turns out!