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Field dressing and skinning a deer

snommintj
snommintj CSN Member Posts: 601
edited March 2014 in Colorectal Cancer #1
A big female deer was hit in front of my house and died in my yard at 12:30 am. The guy that hit it didn't want it andI called at least 10 friends to see if they wanted it. I even called a friend of a friend that has fallen on hard times and could use the meat for his family. nobody wanted to get it. Well I dressed it and will be ready to butcher it in the morning. I know as soon as i get it ready for consumption folks will be knocking on my door looking for some free protein. I intend on sharing but not with anybody that I called.
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  • Sonia32
    Sonia32 CSN Member Posts: 1,071 Member
    #2
    John
    Enjoy your road kill. :-)

    Hugs
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  • ketziah35
    ketziah35 CSN Member Posts: 1,145
    #3
    I will take a piece of the
    I will take a piece of the roast please?
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  • KathiM
    KathiM CSN Member Posts: 8,027 Member
    #4
    Mom and dad on their honeymoon....
    hit and killed a deer on the road...

    They stopped in the town and reported it...it was sent, cleaned and dressed, to an orphanage outside of town....filled some mighty grateful tummies!

    Thank you, dearheart, for trying to do the right thing...sigh...

    BUT...if I wasn't leaving in less than a week, I would PAY you for some of that meat!!! YUMMM!!!

    Hugs, Kathi
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  • lesvanb
    lesvanb CSN Member Posts: 905
    #5
    John, thank you for treating
    that deer with respect. Her meat will sustain you.

    all the best, Leslie
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