> if this really means the hunters do eat squirrels on other occasions I don't know if these same people do, but yes, people eat squirrel. I've had it once whe

> if this really means the hunters do eat squirrels on other occasions I don't know if these same people do, but yes, people eat squirrel. I've had it once when a relative served it to us. They lived in a rural area, and they would often hunt for food. I think one Thanksgiving we had wild turkey. Anyway, I'm not aware of a store-bought squirrel option. > How is it chicken-fried? It means you prepare it just like you would prepare fried chicken. In Texas, this means you: (1) dip the pieces in a milk/egg mixture (can be buttermilk), (2) coat them in seasoned flour, then (3) fry them in a skillet on the stove, turning a few times since you're not deep frying. That would have been how it was prepared when I had it.