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Shelby

Shelby

10 hours ago, Jacksoup said:

So they got a deer?  And cleaned it already?  those hunters are so lucky you are feeding them all of your delicious food

Yep, they got a deer.  There will be at least one more probably.  I have no idea how many permits they have this year.  We can get several land-owners permits. Hopefully they don't go crazy.  I'd have to buy another freezer. O.o

 

The deer has been gutted and the tenderloins have been taken out (they dry out if you leave them in) and it's hanging in my garage.  I don't know when we will cut it up....it's fine hanging for a few days since it's cold.

 

Sooooo, without further delay here is a step by step pictorial of them gutting the deer--this would normally happen in the field, but they kindly came home and did it in the garage so we could see pictures :) :

 

Oh and this might be too graphic for some.....so scroll past this if it is.

 

First you have to the the guts out (liver, stomach etc.)

 

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Then you remove the tenderloins....not to be confused with the backstrap.  The tenderloins are the most coveted part to eat in my house lol.

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And that's all there is to it!  

 

Except if this were your first deer, you would be required to eat that heart raw.

 

 

 

 

Just kidding.

 

 

Sort of.

 

 

No, really, just kidding.:P

Shelby

Shelby

9 hours ago, Jacksoup said:

So they got a deer?  And cleaned it already?  those hunters are so lucky you are feeding them all of your delicious food

Yep, they got a deer.  There will be at least one more probably.  I have no idea how many permits they have this year.  We can get several land-owners permits. Hopefully they don't go crazy.  I'd have to buy another freezer. O.o

 

The deer has been gutted and the tenderloins have been taken out (they dry out if you leave them in) and it's hanging in my garage.  I don't know when we will cut it up....it's fine hanging for a few days since it's cold.

 

Sooooo, without further delay here is a step by step pictorial of them gutting the deer--this would normally happen in the field, but they kindly came home and did it in the garage so we could see pictures :) :

 

Oh and this might be too graphic for some.....so scroll past this if it is.

 

First you have to the the guts out (liver, stomach etc.)

 

PB300071.JPG

PB300072.JPG

PB300073.JPG

PB300074.JPG

PB300075.JPG

PB300076.JPG

PB300077.JPG

PB300078.JPG

PB300079.JPGPB300080.JPG

PB300081.JPGPB300082.JPG

PB300083.JPG

PB300084.JPG

PB300085.JPG

PB300086.JPG

PB300087.JPG

PB300088.JPG

 

Then you remove the tenderloins....not to be confused with the backstrap.  The tenderloins are the most coveted part to eat in my house lol.

PB300089.JPG

PB300090.JPG

PB300092.JPG

PB300091.JPG

PB300094.JPG

 

 

And that's all there is to it!  

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