Don't let your dog or coyote it, but you can...........LMAO, I think not!

Don't let your dog or coyote it, but you can...........LMAO, I think not!

Don't let your dog or coyote it, but you can...........LMAO, I think not!

From Delta Waterfowl just in case anyone has questions on ricebreast:

The parasite itself does not cause morbidity or mortality in waterfowl, and the cysts have little effects on the waterfowl host. Apparently, the cysts become “invisible” during cooking, and health officials tell us that ingesting cooked Sarcocystosis cysts (cooking and eating ricebreast ducks) does not pose a health hazard. However, Sarcocystosis infections are one of the most conspicuous parasitic conditions of wild ducks, and infected ducks are definitely not appealing, and most are understandingly discarded by hunters. For hunters that harvest “ricebreast” ducks, it is important to not feed infected birds to pets, or to throw such birds where they can be consumed by wild carnivores as this may only help the cycle of the parasite. Dispose of any infected birds in garbage or by burning.

Not sure I'd eat it though.

Thats cause the coyote has no ways of coocking it, ding dongs.

Thats cause the coyote has no ways of coocking it, ding dongs.

Definately disposed of that teal I WILL NOT be convinced to eat any duck with rice breast