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Stew so potatoes, carrots, onion.
If you want to lean into the stronger flavors parsnips or leeks.
I've made stew from wild game before. It always comes out really gamey. I eat game, but I usually stick to the grill with it. The entire stew picks up on the game flavor, which I'm not keen on.
This isn't a wild bird. I raised him from a day old, but the last Muscovy we had tasted a bit gamey. We also butchered it then immediately cooked it. Like the whole process took 3 hours. My stepfather is refrigerating the bird before butchering this time to see if that helps with taste any. I also decided on making duck noodles soup because I'm not in the mood for potatos lol. I got carrots, garlic, mushrooms, vegetable stock extra wide egg noodles,, and a seasoning mix called a poultry bouquet. I'm gonna roast the meat with a little olive oil and the poultry bouquet and then put everything in a slow cooker.