I have never aged a deer on purpose, I have done it on accident when it took me longer to get it processed than I had planned. I may try the ice chest deal next year.
From my experience, and from others too it sounds, once you do you won't go back!
I have never aged a deer on purpose, I have done it on accident when it took me longer to get it processed than I had planned. I may try the ice chest deal next year.
I told my processor to hang my elk as long as he could. I want it tender.
Take a full flat bed sheet and sew fold in half and sew that puppy on one end and the side. Draw string the open end.Skinned and split down the middle. I ordered some of the cabella's meat socks big enough for elk or moose. There were 4 in a pack, so one went from the bottom and the other covered the top of each half. Told the processor I wanted them back as they are washable. Cheese cloth looking rigs that are reusable.
The Nebraska guys bought the white tail models to save a dime and it bit them in the butt.
I tried to buy some single bed mattress covers from ebay, and kept getting sniped right at the last minute, so gave up on them. I'll try again this summer as I'm sure it was hunters looking for meat covers.
Get one of them, and I won't even split it. My processor prefers it that way.
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