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Eat Deer Meat


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Depends on where you kill them. You current midwesterners get deer that eat corn, soybean, apples and such. Down here in Dixie they eat anything green which isn't always good. Not much meat on the bone, you get a backstrap and some hams. If we kill it we eat and I used to live on the stuff when I was a teen. We turn most of it into sausage down here.

I lost the last 5 lbs of brauts we had made in Ohio due to the hurricane. No deer meat for me for awhile.:(
 
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Depends on where you kill them. You current midwesterners get deer that eat corn, soybean, apples and such. Down here in Dixie they eat anything green which isn't always good. Not much meat on the bone, you get a backstrap and some hams. If we kill it we eat and I used to live on the stuff when I was a teen. We turn most of it into sausage down here.

I lost the last 5 lbs of brauts we had made in Ohio due to the hurricane. No deer meat for me for awhile.:(

Deer up in the Rockies have that sage tone to the meat for similar reasons. You are what you eat I guess.

One interesting thing about it being pretty good for you, when Mad Cow ran rampant through UK herds there was a huge upturn in demand for all manner of other red meat. Venison in particular got a big market.

As for do I, yep. Like the steaks, some jerked bambi is good, friend of mine does it really well. Bambi Chili works well also.

Add to the exotic meats mentioned like Bison, Alligator is fine when spiced and done like a jerky. Ostrich is actually special, works well with a Bernaise sauce.

A Nordic college friend told me that whale was much like good steak, but I never tasted that.
 
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Bison is awesome... but that's a whole other thing.

I'll second (or third) the bison/buffalo thumbs-up, good stuff. Good enough that I'd think about taking a chomp out of one of them in an open field. :chompy:

Hey, I don't hunt, but I am an omnivore. Besides, biting a buffalo, er 'tuhtanka' is sporting, I bet.

Here's to ordering steaks "black and blue", and having to explain to the wait help what that means.
 
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