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Deer Processing. THE SHOT A clean kill (heart / lung) of an unexpected deer prevents adrenaline and lactic acid build up in muscle of running deer.

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1 Deer Processing

2 THE SHOT A clean kill (heart / lung) of an unexpected deer prevents adrenaline and lactic acid build up in muscle of running deer.

3 AFTER THE SHOT Wait 30 minutes for deer to lie down. They will lay down an die peacefully, preventing adrenaline build up

4 Approach a down deer from behind with gun ready. Touch the eye to make sure it is dead.

5 Field Dressing Use proper evisceration Avoid rupture of Paunch :(

6 Keep it Clean, Cool and Dry!! Prevent Bacteria Growth!!!

7 SKINNING Careful with knife edges (who’s blood is it?) Careful not to get hair on meat. Leaving skin on prevents dehydration and infestation of meat before butchering.

8 “Maturing” (Aging) of venison or beef product of enzymes, (not bacteria), breaking down of myofibrils causing fiber bundles to fail at smaller extensions.

9 3 MAJOR PARTS OF THE DEER (primal cuts ) 1. Front Quarter: Roasts, small steaks, jerky, grinding meat for sausage, hamburger 2. Hind Quarter: Round steaks, Sirloin, Tip 3. Loins: Each side of backbone, Tender steaks called chops or butterflies

10 OTHER PARTS: 1. Shank meat: From lower leg, high incidence of muscle sheathing, good for grinding. 2. Ribs: Less desirable than beef ribs. Venison fat does not melt in your mouth. 3. Neck meat: Should be salvaged for grinding or jerky.

11 HAMBURGER / OR SAUSAGE MAKING: Grind meat, add preferred spices, regrind with smaller screen, stuff mixture into casings (natural or artificial) Breakfast / Polish / Thuringer / Summer sausage. Hang in smoker to preserve and flavor.

12 VENISON JERKY *small strips of meat *seasoned with salt sugar mix *dried in oven or smoker *shelf life extend even with out refrigeration

13 Butchering and Knife Safety

14 Knives: 1. High Carbon Steel: Easier to sharpen, but dulls quicker 2. Stainless Steel: Edge will last long, but hard to sharpen.

15 How to Sharpen a Knife: 27° angle

16 Grinding wheel: Whet stone: Removes Metal

17 Butchers steel Ceramic steel (crock stick) Aligns Teeth

18 ALWAYS CUT AWAY FROM YOURSELF AND OTHERS!!!!!!!


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