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    Posted: March/18/2012 at 14:07
A friend told me about this site after I had a failure smoking a Canada goose yesterday. It is quite an informative site.
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C'mon man, we want to make fun of you, I mean lend you moral support... wha'd you do???
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I checked it after five hours and it was still very rare and tough as rawhide. I put it back in the smoker for another two hours after adding some more lump charcoal and hikory chips. The temperature was showing 160-170 deg. It came out looking good. The meat was still moist. It tasted strong like no other goose I have made before.
I'm giving it all to a fellow I know that eats anything including road kill. I call his method the fifty fly rule. If it's on the road and has less than fifty flies, it's good to go.
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I've only tried a couple, but I've never been able to cook a goose that I or anyone else liked.  I've pretty much given up. 
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I usually breast them out and marinate them in red wine with chopped garlic and cracked pepper. I grill them medium rare and they taste great. This experience was not good.
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Nice find Doug, thanks and  sorry to hear about the goose.....Eat and Drink
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