scent glans........
02-02-2006 | 10:04 AM
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scent glans........
Hey guys i was wondering if youcan tell mewhere the scent glans are on the deer. Cause I knowthat when you kill a deer youneed to take out the glans or else all of the meat will turn bador something like that. I don't know how soon i'll get a deer since I have a bow butwhen I do I would perfer that the meat doesn't go to waste. Thanks for any help!!!
Nick
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02-02-2006 | 10:09 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Hughesville, PA USA
RE: scent glans........
Your talking about the tarsal glands on the inside of the back legs at the joint. It's actually not necessary to remove these...you can worry about them when you skin the animal....in fact it's better not to tarnish your knife on the glands.
02-02-2006 | 03:10 PM
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RE: scent glans........
yah actually a guy i hunt with after he shoots a deer he'll cut the glands off them and wear them on his boots next time he goes hunting. But no if you leave them on the wont harm the meat just take them off when skinning the animal.
02-02-2006 | 09:57 PM
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From: SWANSEA SOUTH CAORLINA
RE: scent glans........
ORIGINAL: huntingfortails
Hey guys i was wondering if youcan tell mewhere the scent glans are on the deer. Cause I knowthat when you kill a deer youneed to take out the glans or else all of the meat will turn bador something like that. I don't know how soon i'll get a deer since I have a bow butwhen I do I would perfer that the meat doesn't go to waste. Thanks for any help!!!
Nick
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Anyone who dosen't think thatarchery is a hobby most likely has a rifle.
Hey guys i was wondering if youcan tell mewhere the scent glans are on the deer. Cause I knowthat when you kill a deer youneed to take out the glans or else all of the meat will turn bador something like that. I don't know how soon i'll get a deer since I have a bow butwhen I do I would perfer that the meat doesn't go to waste. Thanks for any help!!!
Nick
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02-06-2006 | 08:06 PM
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RE: scent glans........
Hey guys thanks for all of your help! Call me a newb but how long should you wait to skin a deer after the take down and what's the longest you should wait?
Nick
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02-06-2006 | 09:05 PM
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RE: scent glans........
you will get a bunch of different idea's. and there all right. i like to skin my deer as soon as i get it hung up. i am fortunate to live where i hunt. so a matter of minutes after its killed its hung and skun. when the deer is still warm the hide comes off alot easier.
02-07-2006 | 05:04 PM
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From: SWANSEA SOUTH CAORLINA
RE: scent glans........
ORIGINAL: bighorns35
you will get a bunch of different idea's. and there all right. i like to skin my deer as soon as i get it hung up. i am fortunate to live where i hunt. so a matter of minutes after its killed its hung and skun. when the deer is still warm the hide comes off alot easier.
you will get a bunch of different idea's. and there all right. i like to skin my deer as soon as i get it hung up. i am fortunate to live where i hunt. so a matter of minutes after its killed its hung and skun. when the deer is still warm the hide comes off alot easier.
