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Old 12-25-2006 | 05:11 AM
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Default RE: sorry guys, another aging question

ORIGINAL: crutch

Justtake the smaller ones and don't worry about it... (jk)

I have heard of people butchering them and puting the meat in a cooler or fridge for a few days if the temps are to warm outside. My doe from this year was in cooler for a few days (down state hunting). I have never put any of my steaks in milk.

IMO the trick to a good steak is do NOT over cook it. If you over cook them they can get pretty tough.


I thaw out about 6 butterfly (backstrap) chops and put them in about 1/2-3/4 cup of worcestershire sauce and a couple tablespoons of soy sauce, then just sprinkle in a little bit of garlic salt. Put it all in a gallon zipper bag. Let merinate a 4-5 hrs, flipping them once in a while. Cook to about med to med rare....[8D]

Don't take long for them to disappear..

I'm sure there are people on here that may help you out on how to and how long!!!

Merry-Christmas
Above is all good advice, I would only add to think about packing the cavity with a couple bags of ice if the temp is up and the drive is long. Also, if you have to leave your quartered deer on ice in your cooler, open the water drain hole and keep meat away from the collecting water at the bottom.
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