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The Butchering Thread

Quantum673

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If anyone has a kitchen aid mixer and needs a grinder they have their metal version with coarse, medium, and fine grinder blades and sausage stuffers on sale right now. $69.99. I borrowed a buddies to try out Sunday. It worked great. I went and ordered one Sunday evening.

I usually always took mine to the processor. No real reason other than getting Jerky and Summer Sausage made. Decided this year I would just start making my own. Like others I enjoy cutting them up so it's time to start getting all the tools I need.
 

Buckmaster

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I butchered my first deer yesterday. Now I understand how it completes the hunt and the memory. I need to better understand the muscle structures so I can do a better job, but it will eat the same.
You can learn the muscle structures by using your fingers to separate instead of the knife. Debone segments as a whole to break down lightly with the knife but more so with fingers.
 

Mike

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If anyone has a kitchen aid mixer and needs a grinder they have their metal version with coarse, medium, and fine grinder blades and sausage stuffers on sale right now. $69.99. I borrowed a buddies to try out Sunday. It worked great. I went and ordered one Sunday evening.

I usually always took mine to the processor. No real reason other than getting Jerky and Summer Sausage made. Decided this year I would just start making my own. Like others I enjoy cutting them up so it's time to start getting all the tools I need.
I'm getting one for Christmas.
 
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Dustinb80

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jagermeister

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One this is for certain, there is no such thing as a grinder that’s too big. I have a cabelas half-horse with a #8 size neck. It’s been great and has chewed up many a deer over the past 12 years. But I want a bigger one.
 
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Redhunter1012

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I had a real nice one, maybe a step down from Jesse's. Had the roll cutter on top, all the buttons for moist, dry, etc.. The electrical board started blinking last year and would sometimes work, sometimes not. I went to my backup, the old original foodsaver. It works great, just takes a few extra seconds to do the job. I should get a another new one