Processing a deer, A pictorial

[tradtusker]

fantastic job really enjoyed that! thanks for taking the time to put that together          

[Clinglish]

Thanks for the tutorial I learned a great deal.
Top work

[Butts2]

Nice , Nice job packer fan. You should have concluded with your frig and all the stuff you make. I don't think you said you were a butcher but you are a big man that appreciates the rewards of the field          

[monkeyball]

RGK
  That was an excellent how -to. I have a lot of books on the same subject, but your demo by far is the best explained and easiest to follow.
  Here back home we call those inner loins the "fish" it is amazing how many guys do not know of them.  Thanks for sharing,that was great.
                                        Craig

[Keith361]

That was just great! I'm not too ashamed to admit that I had no real idea how to completely process a deer, and the butcher's bank account can prove that, but thanks to this tutorial it doesn't appear as mysterious as I had made it out to be.

Thank you very much!

Keith

[Blackhawk]

Obviously, you have put a lot of time and effort into this project and it shows.  

[ronp]

Thank you!  This is an excellent how-to.

[the not so straight arrow]

wow helpful man. ive processed too deer so far in my hunting career and i gotta say that was pretty cool, i learned somethings for sure.
-cory

[blind one]

Thank you for this step by step. I'm doing a deer now( 2nd time ever) and this is alot better than the hack job I did last year.

[mqqse]

Great thread!

[Todd Eric Tichenor]

One of the best processing tutorials I've seen.
You didn't miss a thing. This clears a lot up for
me.
Thanks,
T.E. Tichenor

[Brian Krebs]

I have processed hundreds of deer; and this is a better tutorial than I think I could ever do !

its fall 2009 and time to bring this to peoples attention again  

[tradtusker]

yip time to go back to the top

maybe we should get this up on the POWWOW

becoming a lost skill from the hunters iv spoken to here in the states apart from a few Tradgangers,
iv yet to have met someone locally that will do all their own processing.          

[amicus]

That was great. Thanks

Gilbert

[shakey slim]

wow best butcher job i've seen!

[JMartin]

BRAVO    Excellent Thread. Fantastic pictures, that young man did a great job! Thanks.

[highpoint forge]

I have a feeling this man is a butcher, or was in a past life! I've never seen a skeleton that clean which was not previously visited by coyotes!

WOW.

[gudspelr]

There's another thread like this one in the how to section, but with respect, this one seemed much easier for me to understand the different cuts of meat.  REALLY good info here-gotta put this where more folks can take a look.


Jeremy

[Margly]

Great job and magnificent tutorial pics and telling  

Thanks

[kbaknife]

TTT