What’s the best wild game meat?

[rayzales]

Oryx from New Mexico

 

[Mike D Texas]

Pretty much any of the antelope species.


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[Lou (Louis)]

Oryx from New Mexico

What’s a hunt run (please)?

 

[jeffpg]

I have hunted and eaten almost everything in the USA and Africa. Zebra is excellent, and Leopard isn't bad.
My favorite African meat is Eland, but it's all good when prepared correctly by the native people who know how.
Stateside, my go to is Axis. I am fortunate to have access to hunting them year round and I keep plenty. I do like my elk and moose as well.

 

[Hof]

Moose for quality/quantity. If I got it be steak it’d be bison though it’s a tough draw. Of the every year critters. Sitka Blcktail has to be up there with Dall sheep

 

[GotDraw?]

elk is good, moose is better but snapping turtle beats all, hands down.

Gotta love a good snapper
JL

 

[GotDraw?]

My wifes is cougar ,and its pretty pretty dang good .

and who doesn't like a good cougar?

 

[Musky]

Venison, trout and turkey gets my vote. Haven't had a chance to dabble in any other big game, but hope to some day.

 

[GotDraw?]

Grilled Moose is amazing.

Followed by pan fried squirrel w/red wine reduction- pretty fabulous.

I have a Sitka deer at the processor now and can't wait to try it!
JL

 

[mncoolbeans]

In order for me is, Elk, Moose, Whitetail Deer and Ruffed Grouse!

 

[Pony Soldier]

I guess I have a more defined palet. Young cow elk, older cow elk, young bull elk, old bull elk ( if I have to), Alaska moose, shiras moose ( kind of chewy) cows over bulls, western mulies and whitetails, eastern mt deer, sage antelope (edible but not desired) ruff grouse, rubber thunder chickens (fun but chewy). You get the picture.

 

[diamond10x]

If you're comparing an animal that's being prepared with all sorts of spices and sauce or wrapped in bacon it doesn't count. A lot of people say elk or axis is their favorite, I see that being the case because those two taste the most similar to beef. I prefer animals with a taste that is derived from their environment that I don't need to add anything to. It is a toss up for me between two:

fall berry fed black bear & mule deer. Most underrated and glossed over animals when it comes to table fare in my opinion.

 

[sveltri]

Pronghorn, elk, whitetail, moose. My moose was the most flavorless wild game I’ve ever had.

 

[bnewt3]

I haven't had a huge range of wild game but wild boar ribs have been the best so far.

 

[tnblaster]

Elk steaks for the win.

 

[Lou (Louis)]

Pronghorn, elk, whitetail, moose. My moose was the most flavorless wild game I’ve ever had.

Flavorless as in tasteless, or flavorless like beef?

 

[Clarktar]

Moose followed by elk.

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[drahthaar1]

Antelope is hard to beat, if properly cared for and cooked!

 

[Cjholl]

My vote would be buffalo

 

[eightyeight mag]

Elk