I froze a bunch in 2021, and they’re still just fine when I rehydrate them.
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Did you just put them in freezer bags?
Yes. I’ve heard people say they get mushy when rehydrated, but I haven’t seen that at all.
The quickest thing to do would be to use google. There are a few different ways or options and I believe that would be quicker than waiting for different ideas from others. I lay them out on a window screen and use a small fan to circulate air around them till dry then place them in an air tight container. When you want to use some place them in a bowl of water to rehydrate. They aren’t as good as fresh ones but they still taste great.
Eat em all.
Problem solved
Problem solved
Went for hogs the other night but something else got in my sight.
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By the feeder I shot this hog and one more after I did too (two) flog!!!
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By the feeder I shot this hog and one more after I did too (two) flog!!!
Do yall think it's too late to go looking?
No it isn't depending on where you have to go.
Dewey Co in elm, burr oak, and cedar trees and old creek beds
