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Do you hunt for meat or bone?
#21
RE: Do you hunt for meat or bone?
If I could hunt the way I wanted to.....I'd buck hunt, exclusively. Right now.....I guess I'm more of a meat hunter (doe management). Maybe it'll get better in a few years.....and I can settle in and hunt the way I want to.
There'll be a lot of venison donated this year, though. That's rewarding in its' own right.
There'll be a lot of venison donated this year, though. That's rewarding in its' own right.
#22
RE: Do you hunt for meat or bone?
Let's not forget why hunting began, "to put food in belly." You can't eat the horns but they sure are pretty to look at up there on the wall. As stated before, meat primarily and horns are a bonus.
#24
RE: Do you hunt for meat or bone?
Traditionally both but since we went to a one deer bag limit this year it will be the first nice doe or buck to wander by. One in the hand is worth two in the bush as they say.
#28
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: North Dakota
Posts: 959
RE: Do you hunt for meat or bone?
ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker
Nothing better than Venison tenderloin, eggs over easy, hash browns, buttermilk biscuits, country gravy, and a big Rack to look at while Im eating. I want it all!
Nothing better than Venison tenderloin, eggs over easy, hash browns, buttermilk biscuits, country gravy, and a big Rack to look at while Im eating. I want it all!
#30
RE: Do you hunt for meat or bone?
We mainly hunt for meat, but if something with a rack shows up that's legal to harvest it'll end up on the wall either in the form of decorative rattling antlers, skull plate, european mount, or shoulder mount, but the meat still goes in the freezer just the same an anlterless deer's meat would.