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    Senior Member blabbermouth ScoutHikerDad's Avatar
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    My 22 year old son filled the freezer with cube steaks, burger and other cuts from a 180 pound buck he killed last fall. We just ate the last pack of meat a couple weeks ago-it was delicious. Lean and nutritious, and no chemicals. I think he was pretty proud of providing for his family in this most ancient way.

    I haven't hunted in decades myself, but I have no issue with people doing it as long as they respect the resource.

    Funny you mention rabbits, Paul-As we speak, a pair are foraging in my yard just outside the window here. My Papaw would have shot one to fry up in pan gravy.
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    That's how I survived for a many years, along with the few times I received a 1/4 of beef from the farmer I worked for.

    I did put venison on the table a few times after I got married, but the wife never really cared for it. She said it always reminded her of the movie, Bambi.

    Now I just put a order in with the farmer I worked for, for farm raised beef. Better than store bought, and cheaper in the long run. Just put an order in a few days ago, knowing the cows will be ready near the end of August.
    $2.50 a lb. hanging weight + processing is my cost for prime beef.

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    Let me know if you can find a roast, marbled like this, in the store for $2.50 a lb.

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