Posted By: NastyNate33
Black organs (WARNING, PICTURES) - 03/28/20 08:59 PM
Posted By: Sniper John
Re: Black organs (WARNING, PICTURES) - 03/28/20 09:30 PM
Fat looking stuff is fat and mammary glands IMHO. Seen it in lots of different female game taken around the time they are about to have or have babies. If your squirrel was taken end of Winter season it would time right as that is why there is a break in squirrel season from March to April. Black in the stomach and intestines is likely related to what it has been eating. Husk off some Black Walnuts the squirrel had hidden away perhaps. But when it doubt, don't eat it.
Posted By: dogcatcher
Re: Black organs (WARNING, PICTURES) - 03/30/20 12:04 AM
Not a clue, but burying it was a good idea.
Posted By: Tru_texan36
Re: Black organs (WARNING, PICTURES) - 04/08/20 02:44 PM
In my opinion - the fatty looking tissue is possibly an adhesion. If, in fact, the squirrel was shot previously - the resulting injury could have been the source of the adhesion. Not sure on the black organs though - weird.
Posted By: colt45-90
Re: Black organs (WARNING, PICTURES) - 04/08/20 04:17 PM
what did the liver look like?
Posted By: Gumbeaux
Re: Black organs (WARNING, PICTURES) - 04/08/20 05:44 PM
With a name like Nasty Nate you gotta eat that!
Just kidding....that's odd. I've never cleaned a squirrel before but never seen that on any animal.
Posted By: TKandMike
Re: Black organs (WARNING, PICTURES) - 04/08/20 05:59 PM
That's ridiculous. Burn it
Posted By: ntxtrapper
Re: Black organs (WARNING, PICTURES) - 04/09/20 12:31 AM
Melanosis coli. Lots of causes.
Posted By: Jbell99
Re: Black organs (WARNING, PICTURES) - 04/14/20 03:18 AM
I remember during deer season someone posted on one of the hunting pages on Facebook about the same thing but in a deer, he called the game warden and the warden came out and got samples to send off to a lab, he also have the hunter another tag so he could take another deer.
Posted By: dogcatcher
Re: Black organs (WARNING, PICTURES) - 04/14/20 03:43 AM
Posted By: Halfadozen
Re: Black organs (WARNING, PICTURES) - 05/11/20 04:46 PM
Pretty odd - think I might have called the game Warden or Wildlife Biologist to ask them.
Posted By: Double Naught Spy
Re: Black organs (WARNING, PICTURES) - 07/16/20 01:07 AM
I'm with Sniper John. I don't see anything dark outside of the digestive tract, indicating that this is something being consumed.