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Re: quartering a deer
[Re: High_Gravity]
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11/25/14 04:03 PM
11/25/14 04:03 PM
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High_Gravity
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Deep in the bush
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I watched one today with a Dr. doing it..probably a vet. Not sure but he did a really good job.
I have a big cooler..best bet is it is 40qt. Can't find any markings on it.
So I guess hanging it and letting it "age" is out if the question. I forgot I still have to skin it before I can quarter it.
I'm guessing aging is better for extremely cold climates?
Last edited by High_Gravity; 11/25/14 04:04 PM.
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