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How to butcher your own deer


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When we dice up a bunch of deer, we have somebody cut off all of the heads and front legs at the knees with a sawzall.

It speeds up the process of skinning and butchering, especially if you are doing multiple deer.

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Regarding the sinue or tendons clogging up a grinder... I just got this tip from a butcher and it helped tons. Tighten the grinding plate as tight as possible against the knives. I just finished grinding 30 lbs of venison/pork and didn't have one ounce of trouble because I cranked on the threads that held the plates in. I have had major pains previous years. For what it's worth... I have the cheapest electric grinder from Cabellas.

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I have found the solution to front shoulders and neck meat! Shoot them once through both front shoulders and plug them in the neck for the kill shot! Move on to the back straps and hind quarters where all the meat is at! That is what bonus tags are for right?

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