How often (days per week) do you actually eat the game you kill?
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was having venison in one form or another, about every 2 days or so, but that was in SC with a 12 deer a season limit, now we are having game about 2 times a week to make it last only have 6 pheasants left(tearing up) but we eat game as often as we can for the health benefits and the Great taste!!
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It won't last past Christmas, after hunting season. I do save some dried deer meat (dried on poles) that my grandma usually cuts up. My grandma usually cuts all the meat up and hangs it to dry, traditional Cheyenne Indian way. She usually eats the majority of it too, I don't mind though, there's plenty to go around.
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I got my first deer this past November. I didnt get that much meat, but what I did get was used in about two months. I would put a whole thigh in the crock pot and have some stew. I looked up a couple recipes, but next year, im gonna be getting a lot more, so im gonna be looking for some good recipes.
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I'd say the missus and I average three days a week year round between venison, pheasants, and fish. She often substitutes the meat into convenience products like taco kits, etc., so it doesn't always have to be a big production. Here's her guide to quickie pheasant enchiladas:
http://armchairoutfitter.com/2008/10/12/sporty-cooking-pheasant-enchiladas/#more-150
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Out of 5 in the family, just my son and I eat what I harvest. Unless I trick my daughter into eating venison burger, she hates it when I do that! But out of 2 bucks in the freezer, 1 goes to jerky and sausage, 1 hind quarter goes into the slow cooker for shredded BBQ venison sandwiches (freeze the rest in styrofoam cups for later) and steaks/burger last him and I untill July.
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At least once a week, usually on Sundays when I have time to make a spread. Like this past Sunday I made glazed duck stuffed with brown rice, served on a bed of brown rice, with carrots, green beans, and german potatoe salad for sides. Bones and veg. where all that was left.
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