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Take that picture of the brisket off!! HAHAHA . That looks amazing!!
Yes, I too, eat what I kill. Every year, we hunt a few deer and we eat off them for a while. Although the girlfriend hates the smell of deer cooking....Women
Smell of Venison cooking? I carmelize my onions before hand in bacon grease then add the venison, she'll never smell venison again. Also Alpine touch from Montana with a dash of Tony cothery's Creole seasoning is the secret to make anyone like venison. Either dry rub an hour before or mix in with your breading.
My old lady won't eat "wild" game lol I guess she likes them farm raised animals getting slaughtered with all the hormones
Not griping just informing. I run a chicken farm in north Georgia and we grow 75,000 chickens at a time for meat and do it with no steroids, hormones, or antibiotics. Steroids and hormones have been outlawed on commercial poultry farms since the early 70's. The quick growth is achieved by breeding and a high fat, high protein, high vitamin B diet.
Have ate some gamey elk and venison in my day, it's all about how it's handled after the hunt. And diet. Out west, the muleys eat a lot of less palatable greens sometimes. Here in Ioway the deer eat lots of corn naturally. Have had deer steaks (whitetail) that you'd never know wasn't beef. Seriously.
Special damage control doe hunt. Single .308 at 219 yards means meat in the pot. Steaks and hamburger. Between deer and elk, we haven't had to buy any beef at the grocery store for as long as I can remember.
Game Cart for about a 1/2 mile and winch the last 200 yards over slash and small creeks.
Looked like a lot of fun. I haven't hunted birds in almost twenty years. And that 20ga Winchester your wife is shooting was my first bird gun. I need to get back into it.