Deer processing

Hind quarter breakdown. I hope some of you find this helpful... I should add, I did not make this graphic. Just sharing for others to benefit from.

We hunt to feed our family. We are trying to live as self-sustainably as possible and that means hunting for our own meat. If you are a family who lives like us, then it pays off to learn deer processing. Learning to process your own venison has several advantages like...

Wondering what to do with deer bones and other parts? When processing a deer during the hunting season, consider using the whole deer for use as tallow, bone needles, and even a seed stripper.

Everyone who hunts deer and processes their own meat has a way of doing it they believe is the best, and for them it usually is. But there’s nothing wrong with considering another way and, possibly, learning something to use at your camp or home. Scott Rea is a father and butcher from St. John’s, […]

Deer season is around the corner, and nothing is more rewarding than harvesting your own meat from the outing. Michael Waddell shows what’s inside his personal deer-processing kitchen.

Learning how to skin a deer is a simple task. It's even easier when you have the right tools. This includes a knife, a rope, saw and a gambrel. Read on!

Don’t throw the fat out with the gut pile! Save it and turn it into useable products around the kitchen and home! The reputation that deer fat isn’t good for rendering and other uses, is just plain wrong and most often is due to poor handling and processing techniques. The multitude of uses for tallow make the effort worth the time. If you are like me and want to do your best to use the entire animal, then I’m here to share my experience with deer tallow.

Venison Processing Chart. LEM Products | The Leader In Game Processing.

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The tanning process is incredibly simple. With just a little ingenuity and elbow grease, almost anyone can tan their own deer hide.

I have a question and I am sure there will be a million opinions for the answer, however it has been on my mind and would appreciate the feedback....

Learning how-to properly skin and debone your deer is a critical process for stopping the spread of CWD. Many states have hunting laws and rules that make i ...

Learn how to make venison sausage in 5 easy steps. Yummy deer sausage recipes are included in this helpful guide. This is the last article in our three part series deer processing 101 , 201 and 301.

Venison Cuts and Uses: Getting the best out of your hunt

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Once a deer carcass has been field dressed and brought back to a lodge or house for further processing, the next step is learning to prepare chops, steaks, and roasts for nutritious meals to come. It can be overwhelming when you first look...