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my butchering method...........
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Re: my butchering method...........
secret wrote:Kill deer...Cut out tenderloins...eat tenderloins...1/4 deer... make jerky....feed all your friends!!!!! repeat process!!!!! next tag!!!!!!
same here:) i eat mine that night or the next day.. sooner the better and they dont last long. I just cut mine in slices and fry in the pan. Then break out the A1 sauce and enjoy... 2 loins last maybe 5mins in my house
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bob1961,I use essentially the same method to debone a deer. I learned how to do it from a butcher. However, I hang it on a tree and skin it immediately after harvesting. Once at home I remove the head and hang it overnight. The next day I'll trim off all the tallow (fat) and butcher using the aforementioned method, package it in Ziplock or vacuum pack bags and freeze ASAP.
Using that method I end up with one of the following from each hind leg: a sirlion tip roast and an eye of round roast, inside round and outside round pieces which I slice into cutlets. The tenderloins I usually cut into approx. 8" long pieces, (they're great on the BBQ). The shoulders and hocks I also debone and make into "chucks" for stewing. The neck I'll trim and cut into roast size pieces. I cut and trim the ribs into 4" X 5" pieces (use them along with some stewing "chunks" to make Italian tomato sauce to top my spagetti). All the remaining small pieces (scraps) that remain I trim off all the fat and silver skin, grind and use it to make Italian-style sausage.
Using that method I end up with one of the following from each hind leg: a sirlion tip roast and an eye of round roast, inside round and outside round pieces which I slice into cutlets. The tenderloins I usually cut into approx. 8" long pieces, (they're great on the BBQ). The shoulders and hocks I also debone and make into "chucks" for stewing. The neck I'll trim and cut into roast size pieces. I cut and trim the ribs into 4" X 5" pieces (use them along with some stewing "chunks" to make Italian tomato sauce to top my spagetti). All the remaining small pieces (scraps) that remain I trim off all the fat and silver skin, grind and use it to make Italian-style sausage.
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yes the tenderloins never see the fridge i eat mine that day...its kind of a tradition for me..
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