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Venison Field & Meat Care Tips: Game Bags & Ice
I am a big proponent of skinning and butchering game meat as soon as possible. Part of this has to do with the weather this far South in Tennessee where cold fronts usually involve clear, sunny skies, meaning that cold … Continue reading
Posted in Backcountry, Butchering, Deer, Deer hunting, Elk, Hunting, Meat 101, Meat Industry, News, Paleo
Tagged #Deer Processing, #deer season, #game, #health food, #wild game cooking, age, alaska, backcountry, backpack, backstrap, Bags, beef, blacktail, Butchering, care, cooler, crossfit, debone, Deer, Deer Hunting, elk, Exo, field, ice, mule, paleo, primal, process, quarter, skin, Tag, tennessee, training, Whitetail, wod
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2013 Deer Hunting Season Review
Here is a gallery of one hunter’s 2013 (mine…) deer season. I live and hunt in West Tennessee. I also hunted a couple of times in Northwest Mississippi. I hunted less total times and about half the hours of recent … Continue reading
Posted in Butchering, Cooking, Deer, Deer hunting, Gear, Hunting, News, Offal, Uncategorized
Tagged Ames, antler, archery, Benton, bone, Bow, buck, Butcher, camp, Deer, fayette, field, funnel, ground, havalon, Haywood, Hunting, Knife, kuiu, Lauderdale, Memphis, mississippi, muzzleloader, north, pack, quarter, rifle, River, saddle, saw, season, Shelby, skin, tennessee, terrain, treestand, Venison, west, Whitetail
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How to Skin a Squirrel
Skinning squirrels is one of the more unappreciated skills of being a hunter. In all reality, squirrel is a difficult animal to skin and because of this, some hunters refuse to deal with the skinning process or just avoid squirrel … Continue reading
Posted in Butchering, Hunting, Meat 101, Offal, Paleo, small game, Squirrel, Uncategorized
Tagged alaska, benchmade, Butcher, Butchering, cook, eat, game bag, Go Carnivore, havalon, hide, Hunting, meal, method, piranta, pliers, recipe, skin, skinning, small game, Squirrel, technique, tennessee, Wild Game
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Wild Turkey Cracklins
In another post, we discussed the merits of plucking turkeys as opposed to skinning them. Cracklins are a great way to enjoy the surplus turkey skins. -simply cut the skin into strips, lightly salt them and fry them in … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Hunting, Turkeys, Uncategorized
Tagged Bourbon, butter, cooking, cracklins, fry, Go Carnivore, habanero sauce, Hunting, lard, oil, pluck, plucking, recipe, skin, skinning, southern food, turkey, Turkey Hunting, wild, wild turkey
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