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How long do you age your deer meat?

Started by Erick S, December 06, 2010, 12:08:00 PM

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guspup

Skin 'em, butcher 'em, and freeze 'em, as soon as posssible.... the way we do it around here. That mold stuff scares us.

greyghost

Well, always was under the impression that hanging (aging) beef, deer or whatever tenderizes the meat. We always had access to a walk-in cooler and kept it at 38.

To get quality beef usally required 2-4 weeks.

Deer we usally aged 5-7 days depending on the size.

Of course aging does not mean just hanging a deer. Other factors must be taken into account. Temperature, humidity and air cirrculation.

bigugly1

Hand mine as long as I can. Early season that means butcher it next day, late season I like 5-7 days. I find it goes throught the grinder easier if it's hung awhile.


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