Grit – September 01, 2019

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place it on the tarp, then cut the smaller
muscles from the bone. The rear
shanks make great roasts, stew, canned
meat, and burgers.



  1. Remove each flank next. The
    flanks are the abdominal muscles on
    each side of the carcass that span from
    the ribs to the back legs. Cut along
    where the muscle attaches to the ribs
    and backbone.

  2. Remove the thin strips of meat
    from between the ribs. Then, cut the
    meat away from the neck.

  3. Go over the carcass and remove
    any remaining bits of muscle.

  4. Once you’re finished with the
    carcass, fillet the meat from the front
    leg bones, which you removed in Step

  5. Use the shoulder for stew, canned
    meat, jerky, and burgers, and use the
    rest of the front leg meat for burgers.
    25. Once everything has been cut,
    package the individual cuts into zip-
    close bags, labeling the bags as you
    go. Put any remaining small pieces of
    meat into trim bags to use for stew,
    canned meat, or burgers.
    26. Pack everything out. It usually
    takes two or three trips, and you should
    always take the best cuts — tenderloins,
    backstraps, rounds, and rump — on the
    first trip. When returning, approach the
    site with caution, especially if you live
    in an area with large predators.
    27. Once home, it’ll be time to age,
    cut, and package your deer — a topic
    for a future article — and then sit
    down to a home-cooked meal of fresh
    venison.


Avid outdoorspeople, Dennis Biswell and his
son Richard (shown in photos 13 & 17) have
hunted together for more than 20 years.

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