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Both the Spanish word venado and the English word venison are derived from the Latin venari, to hunt, which gives an indication of the deer as a symbol of hunting in different cultures.
Seasonal Dining: Mexican Wild Game - Part Two: Rabbit and Venison 2005
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Both the Spanish word venado and the English word venison are derived from the Latin venari, to hunt, which gives an indication of the deer as a symbol of hunting in different cultures.
Seasonal Dining: Mexican Wild Game - Part Two: Rabbit and Venison 2005
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To be noted among the fauna is the endemic venado de páramo (Mazana americana carrikeri), and the león colorado (Felis concolor bangsi).
Santa Marta páramo 2008
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Two of the most famous versions of this dish are the Yucatecan salpicón de venado, made with shredded venison, and Veracruz's salpicón de jaiba, made with crab.
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Two of the most famous versions of this dish are the Yucatecan salpicón de venado, made with shredded venison, and Veracruz's salpicón de jaiba, made with crab.
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All submitted comments are subject to the rules set forth in our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. from MONTES_51 wrote 1 year 5 weeks ago tengo un rifle remington mod. 70 cal 270 y un 30-06 walther aleman y me gustaria saber cual es mejor para la caza de venado cola blanca a una distancia promedio de 300 yardas
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There is still a distinct tendency to include game on the duranguense menu, and venado asado, a venison dish, is one of the state's signature culinary offerings.
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There is still a distinct tendency to include game on the duranguense menu, and venado asado, a venison dish, is one of the state's signature culinary offerings.
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Today, salpicon de venado, a kind of cold venison salad, is eaten on the feast day of the Virgin of Guadalupe (December 12) especially in Acanceh, whose name means "cry of the deer."
Seasonal Dining: Mexican Wild Game - Part Two: Rabbit and Venison 2005
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Today, salpicon de venado, a kind of cold venison salad, is eaten on the feast day of the Virgin of Guadalupe (December 12) especially in Acanceh, whose name means "cry of the deer."
Seasonal Dining: Mexican Wild Game - Part Two: Rabbit and Venison 2005
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