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Old 12-12-2007 | 10:42 PM
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Default RE: curing your deer

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I have to say, the best venison tenderloin I've ever had has been aged and I'm talking about mold on the ribs aged. it was like heaven
Age venison tenderloin?????A muscle that does absolutely nothing and requires no hangtime IMHO/E. Unlike beef no marbling that requires aging, soonly skins over reducing the return. Mine are out asap and have never seen a freezer!

Aging is nothing more then a rot, though to be done correctly it must be in a controlled enviroment. Mold on the exterior of the carcass doesn't fit into my description of "controlled". I'dbehighly suspect of green rot which to meequates tocoyote bait.
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