Deer processing group.

[RickN]

I did not know where to put this one but mods can move it anywhere you want.

If you are on Facebook and are a deer hunter. There is a deer processing group for those that want to learn how to do their own.

Log into Facebook

Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.

www.facebook.com

 

[Oklahomabassin]

I did not know where to put this one but mods can move it anywhere you want.

If you are on Facebook and are a deer hunter. There is a deer processing group for those that want to learn how to do their own.

Log into Facebook

Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.

www.facebook.com

Curious if you are ready to process this year?

 

[RickN]

Curious if you are ready to process this year?

I do not even get to hunt but the wife did run across an old hand crank grinder at a garage sale. I get thru the work we have going on next month I am going to take the time and clean it up. Mainly I just find it interesting and I want to learn what I can just in case.

 

[Oklahomabassin]

I do not even get to hunt but the wife did run across an old hand crank grinder at a garage sale. I get thru the work we have going on next month I am going to take the time and clean it up. Mainly I just find it interesting and I want to learn what I can just in case.

I remember posts that deer were offered quartered up.

 

[retrieverman]

I remember posts that deer were offered quartered up.

I used to get a bunch of doe tags here in TX, and since no one else wanted to fill them, I would. I gave away A BUNCH of venison from 1998 until 2015, and my recipients always got deboned meat iced down in an ice chest.

 

[Oklahomabassin]

I used to get a bunch of doe tags here in TX, and since no one else wanted to fill them, I would. I gave away A BUNCH of venison from 1998 until 2015, and my recipients always got deboned meat iced down in an ice chest.

That was mighty nice of you!

 

[Ready_fire_aim]

I do not even get to hunt but the wife did run across an old hand crank grinder at a garage sale. I get thru the work we have going on next month I am going to take the time and clean it up. Mainly I just find it interesting and I want to learn what I can just in case.

I’d recommend stay away from the hand crank grinders. They normally suck. A $100 electric grinder from cabelas or academy will serve you well.

Not just used for venison either. Having a meat grinder opens up lots of culinary doors. Fresh ground chuck for burgers is the best! We often buy reduced meats from the grocery store then take it home, debone, grind/freeze. Also I often do tough chickens (like butchering a mature rooster) by just skinning instead of plucking, then deboned and ground up. Ground chicken is good in chilli, pasta sauce, seasoned for tacos, etc

 

[retrieverman]

I do not even get to hunt but the wife did run across an old hand crank grinder at a garage sale. I get thru the work we have going on next month I am going to take the time and clean it up. Mainly I just find it interesting and I want to learn what I can just in case.

I’d recommend stay away from the hand crank grinders. They normally suck. A $100 electric grinder from cabelas or academy will serve you well.

Not just used for venison either. Having a meat grinder opens up lots of culinary doors. Fresh ground chuck for burgers is the best! We often buy reduced meats from the grocery store then take it home, debone, grind/freeze. Also I often do tough chickens (like butchering a mature rooster) by just skinning instead of plucking, then deboned and ground up. Ground chicken is good in chilli, pasta sauce, seasoned for tacos, etc

For foresee a wrist injury and a trip to the ER.

 

[2busy]

Just watch the bearded butchers on YouTube and you can learn a lot.

 

[RickN]

I remember posts that deer were offered quartered up.

Yea quartered up I could probably get away with but if I got a whole deer my wife would freak. She knows where meat comes from but has such a soft heart she tries to avoid thinking about it.