You are what you eat - at least that's how I figure it. That said, around here, corn, oats, soys, alfalfa/grass hay make up a good chunk of their diet. So you would assume they'd taste a lot like grain fed beef, which isn't all bad. If they're down in the swamps, eating cedar and bark, all bets are off. Then there's the problem of what were they doing just before they were hunted.... Were they spooked and running scared - adrenalin can taint the meat. And how quickly did they die? Then what happend after death? Were they cleaned and cooled quickly? Processed in a timely manner? I for one don't believe in aging the meat. Sooner it's in the freezer, happier I am. But then I don't care for "gamy" meat. We've had over the years, some that tasted just like grain fed beef, and others that you couldn't disguise with spices, flavoring, hamburg helper, etc. - to get it past your pallet.
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