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<blockquote data-quote="aviator41" data-source="post: 2326246" data-attributes="member: 30309"><p>General concensus is two years, but it depends on how well it's prepped. I've pushed the envelope and eaten 3 year old meat gravel without a so much as a twinge. It was a risk I knew I was taking. I don't think I'd do it on while hiking in the middle of nowhere, but rotating it out regularly for SHTF situations you could keep that two year mark easily.</p><p></p><p>Sorry, clock152. didn't mean to hijack. Dehydrating meat is a lot of fun!! Have you tried ground turkey or venison? Rabbit lends itself to being ground or stripped and then dehydrated because it's so lean (and yummy!!) turkey takes a little more attention, but you can dehydrate an entire Thanksgiving dinner. Figuring out how to do an entire meal make the process fun.</p><p></p><p>Oh yeah - chicken: white meat works great. Dark meat, don't bother. too much 'fat' in the meat. Ground chicken breast tastes good, but has an 'odd' texture. I think the cells break down more during dehydration.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aviator41, post: 2326246, member: 30309"] General concensus is two years, but it depends on how well it's prepped. I've pushed the envelope and eaten 3 year old meat gravel without a so much as a twinge. It was a risk I knew I was taking. I don't think I'd do it on while hiking in the middle of nowhere, but rotating it out regularly for SHTF situations you could keep that two year mark easily. Sorry, clock152. didn't mean to hijack. Dehydrating meat is a lot of fun!! Have you tried ground turkey or venison? Rabbit lends itself to being ground or stripped and then dehydrated because it's so lean (and yummy!!) turkey takes a little more attention, but you can dehydrate an entire Thanksgiving dinner. Figuring out how to do an entire meal make the process fun. Oh yeah - chicken: white meat works great. Dark meat, don't bother. too much 'fat' in the meat. Ground chicken breast tastes good, but has an 'odd' texture. I think the cells break down more during dehydration. [/QUOTE]
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