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butcher resources needed

Started by TexasStick81, August 24, 2010, 10:33:00 PM

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TexasStick81

Hey Guys,

I'd like to start butchering some on my own and wondered what you might recommend I get as a resource.  I've come across a few books but thought others might have more book knowledge.  I should also add I'd like to do hogs as well as deer.  

Thanks
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Jerry Jeffer

There are some good how tos on here if you do a search. Also, there are videos Available from some of our  sponsors. Pm me you address and I could send you a little booklet about cutting up deer.
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TexasStick81

My concern about a DVD is not being able to have it with me to refer to in the field or during the process.  I'll definately check them out, suggestions on books?  I'll PM you Jerry.  Thanks
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Deer Processing DVD - Plus 1yr magazine subscription and 2011 Kentucky Afield Calendar
 

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Buy the Field Dressing DVD and receive a one-year subscription to Kentucky Afield magazine. You'll receive four issues, in addition to the popular calendar issue, which is mailed in December 2010. Sim Harp of Scott County returns to "Kentucky Afield" to show why Kentucky deer hunting is "top choice". Harp is remembered for his easy-to-follow deer processing tips for the family dinner table and freezer. Tim Farmer joins Harp to show you the most effective way to field dress, skin and shows you the boning procedure for choice cuts of roasts, steaks, ribs, chops, and more guaranteed to whet your appetite.



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shbne

Do you mean full out butchering at home in the shop, with saws, and knives, and grinders?


Or, are you talking about getting them skinned, and quartered, and maybe boned out at camp, so you can get them home easier?

TexasStick81

All out butchering.  I'm also interested in learning how to use more of the animal (pelts etc) if one source might have info on both.
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**DONOTDELETE**

Field Dressing and Butchering Big Game.
Step by step instructions, from field to table.

By: Monte Burch

This book covers everything from
Tools & Equipment
Game ( Sheep, deer, buffalo, goats, prong horn, Bears, cats, WILD BOAR, Peccary (AKA Javelina), caribou and moose ).
Transporting
Caping, hanging and skinning big game.
Butchering
Preserving the meat
cooking tips smoking & BBQ'ing and some Recipes.

TexasStick81

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