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Tools Needed For Processing Game

By on Friday, February 17th, 2012 | No Comments

Tools Needed For Processing Game
 Meat saw 
Meat grinder
Butcher knives
Plastic wrap or shrink wrapper
Wooden Cutting boards because there is far less bacteria contamination using wood cutting boards. Buy half sheet three quarter ply wood finished one side make your own. The resin in the wood tends to kill the bacteria that spoils meat so stick to wood.
Meat jerky maker [...]

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Game Processing Pig ,Deer, Moose and Elk

By on Thursday, February 2nd, 2012 | No Comments

Hi I wanted to have an article on game processing using and explaining the tools. After hunting 30 years and processing most all my own game I wanted to share what I found worked for me. The tools I used were just what ever we could get or already had in the kitchen. Most families [...]

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Pig Processing – Fill Your Freezer

By on Thursday, February 2nd, 2012 | No Comments

Pig Processing – Fill Your Freezer
With Different Types of Sausage
 
Pigs are not always the game of choice for many hunters, but in recent years the pig population has gotten to be a real problem for farmers and land owners.  Pig processing has become a lot more popular lately for that reason alone.  For those [...]

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Wild Game – Food or Trophy?

By on Monday, January 30th, 2012 | No Comments

Wild Game – Food or Trophy?
 
Wild game is animals that roam free in the countryside.  The wild game, which can be fowl or four legged animals, co-exist in the wilderness with no rules or regulations.  They don’t have anyone telling them they can’t mate with their sister or cousin, and this can cause problems down [...]

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Processing Meat For Healthy Eating

By on Wednesday, January 25th, 2012 | No Comments

Processing Meat For Healthy Eating
 
Processing meat is something that many hunters do, and they don’t do it just for the fun of it.  In fact, processing meat is a lot of hard work, but the benefits are well worth it.  When you process your own wild game you have some advantages over retail shoppers.
Those advantages [...]

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Deer Processing –Why Do It Yourself?

By on Wednesday, January 25th, 2012 | 1 Comment

Deer Processing –Why Do It Yourself?
Nothing you can eat has a better taste than deer, when it’s processed and cooked right.  The reason many people won’t eat deer is because they don’t like the gamey taste.  Usually when this happens it means the deer processing wasn’t done correctly.  It won’t hurt you, but the taste is a [...]

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Meat Processing – The Do-It-Yourself Way

By on Tuesday, January 24th, 2012 | No Comments

Meat  Processing– Processing meat for your self.
Most people don’t even think about the processing that goes into the meat they bring home from the store. However, the price of meat has everyone thinking these days. A lot of people are wondering if meat will continue to be a part of their diet because of the [...]

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Puma Hunting Knives

By on Monday, November 14th, 2011 | No Comments

Puma Hunting Knives These knives are becoming my favorite hunting knives. The shape of the blade,quality of the steel they will be hard to compete with. The Puma knives are not designed as survival knives, or chopping tools, but for big game hunting knives they will work great.  Puma Stag Skinner is a knife you [...]

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Milwaukee Sawsall Hunting Products To Go.

By on Tuesday, October 18th, 2011 | No Comments

Hunting Products The Most Useful Big Game Product to be used this year
 
I bought a reciprocating saw many years ago to help keep the best cuts on my moose. I did this, so my butcher could process my moose better for me.  The product does not look like much, and it is not heavy, and [...]

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Deer Hunting Knives-Fallkniven hunting knives,Puma Stag Skinner Knife

By on Wednesday, September 14th, 2011 | No Comments

Deer Hunting Knives
Deer hunting knives are the most useful when you buy the better quality hunting knives. I have been using  a good set of buck hunting knives for many years. I  now up graded to the new line of Fallkniven hunting knives. I find them better built, and better steel and I am hoping [...]

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