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January 30, 2014 Food

ok ok there will be much more to be said later but suffice it to say Venison T-bones over hardwood coals…there is nothin’ finer!

no need to gts

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  2. Wtfdad
    I’ve heard a lot of talk about venison. Buck vs doe, north vs south meat. Is there a difference? I’ve tried venison once. I wasn’t overly impressed. Thoughts?
    I would like to try bow hunting. I have watched the youtube on gutting and it seems easy enough to watch but i got to tell you, I’m very nervous about doing it.

    • I’m not sure what you mean by North and South but I’ve had venison harvested in southwestern Ontario and near Haliburton Highlands in Ontario and not noticed a difference. As it is with beef different cuts from the same animal can be vastly different in taste and texture. My favourite Venison is the “T-bone” cut; though they look more like a pork chop in shape. Marinade in Italian salad dressing for a couple of hours or however long it takes you to burn enough hard wood to create enough coals to cook over. I find the fat a little chalky but the meat is best described by a friend as “meatier than beef”. I couldn’t agree more
      You have nothing to be nervous about on the gutting as long as the animal was shot in the lung/heart and or head area.
      good luck!

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