That means, "birds are tasty, if you know how to cook them."
I have not eaten crow, although, many suggest I should. I still with Doves. Now I stick with #2 shelled yellow corn. No birds, but I can buy steak or at least hotdogs, and I don't have to pluck a hotdog, except from the bun of sleepy toddler not paying attention.
If feathers bother you, you can always skin them, get to the breast, and pan sear it with onions, garlic, wild dill, and some baby potatoes in olive oil.
Just try not to swallow the buckshot. a good cook will get it all out first.
It's a nice middle of the day meal. Just something small to make you feel big. Have a steak afterwards and you feel like a lion king who can eat anyone he wants.
Just my 2 cents with some butter, garlic, dill, onions, potatoes, and the pan sauce drizzled over some butter beans with course salt and ground pepper.
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