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Aging venison
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How about a cloth material instead of plastic.
Like pillow cases? -jake |
Cheese cloth
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Thats a good idea.I really like the pillow case. We'll give that a try for sure.guess it my need a pan under it.
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I've used pillow cases while traveling for meat transport. They worked well.
-Jake |
Originally Posted by Bocajnala
(Post 4350992)
I've used pillow cases while traveling for meat transport. They worked well.
-Jake |
Originally Posted by Oldtimr
(Post 4355689)
You can buy game bags, they come in sets of four with different sizes for different animals. I used them to bring my elk home after it was skinned and quartered till I got it to the butcher shop. Then it was aged in a walk in without the game bags as it should be. When aging meat it should have air circulating around it so the liquid can drain out away from the meat,, not in a plastic or cloth bag.
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I have to agree with oltmr on this one. If the weather is decent we will let a deer hang for 5 to 6 days before cutting it up. I have also picked up a couple of road kills in the past when coming home from working all night in the summer. I would quarter them up and lay them on some racks in an old fridge that we keep water, sodas and the like in for our grandchildren. Just let them lay on it for 3 to 4 days. As long as cool air can get at it and cool the heat out of the meat is the main thing.. |
I Do Not age my venison ,,It Does Not Matter,,,,De-Bone it put in freezer then let it get half frozen then process it then let it freeze for 15 days to kill any nasty bugs in the meat and all is good
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If You ask any Wild Game Processer they will tell you the same thing if they are worth a grain of salt
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