Bird cleaning question

[bigbird]

 I was cleaning a bar tonight that had green slime on the outside of the breast when you scanned it back in behind the green slime when I cut that off or black pockets that look like the Father's Day when I get shoved in from the pellets and it look like the inside of a nightcrawler like mud it didn't smell bad and meet the rest of the meet look fine would you guys eat it throw that breast out ?

[3bailey3]

Really what did you even try and say!

[bigbird]

I'm sorry that was talk to text. In the birds breast that I cleaned tonight it had green slime underneath the skin on the breast. And in the breast was pockets that look like feathers that have been drove in from shot pellets but it was not. Instead it was like the same stuff in a nightcrawler like mud. Would you eat it ,it didn't smell funny and the rest of the meat looked OK. Sorry for the earlier post I didn't proofread it

[Mossyballs]

Sounds like that bird may have taken a shot to the chest in a previous season. I personally would not eat it.

[Cottonmouth]

I hate to waste any meat but I wouldn't dare eat it. Maybe cube it up and make channel cat bait.

[Turk1]

Per your description, your Turkey has Gangrene as evidenced by
the "Green/Greene Slim".

Do Not Eat The Bird!  Just save your beard and spurs!

You might want to call the Game Warden and get another Turkey Tag!

[catman529]

That's got to be the best talk to text I've seen yet. Lmao. I would not eat meat that had green slime in it period


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[crow]

throw it out, wash your hands in antibacterial soap, take two aspirin and go shoot another one in the morning.

[1iagobblergetter]

Probably a good rule of thumb is When in doubt throw it Out...If I feel the need to ask it's going to the garbage...