Re: WOW
And by the way...when butchered correctly and prepared properly,
venison is a tasty meat! I had a hand in slaughtering my very first
deer in Wisconsin last month and received some very good instruction on
it from a highly skilled hunter. Not just instruction on removing the
meat from the carcass, but on the trimming and preparation of the meat.
I was eating it less than 24 hours after the deer was shot.
Yummy!
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