had some elk in jackson hole when we were there last week.. it was excellent! anyone know where i can order some???
Where can i order some ELK meat???
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Cabelas sells it, but it might be cheaper to buy from hipulr
I have some, but I dont want to be liable if you for some reason die from how awesome I butcher and season and smoke/dehydrate Venison
you personally butcher it??? IM OUT!!!! LOL....
id trust ya nate... ill trade you some florida seafood... errr wait.. was it you that said you didnt eat seafood???
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Hell yes I butcher it myself, why the hell would I want a goddamn meat locker to butcher my meat
once you get it back you dont know what you got, could be deer, antelope, elk, buffalo, Sheep. If ya cant butcher your own meat ya need to learn how, if you do it to be lazy, well, you get what you get Nah man I do my own, always have, thats the only way TO do it. Plus they dont do a very good job, and usually tastes like crap
So keep that in mind if you down an elk or deer or anything, bring it by my house Jesse, ill butcher it for ya Hey nate i see that you are a gunsmith. Do you know how to adjust triggers on the weatherby vanguards
Elk Meat
There are Elk farms in MN that sell the meat, do not have the address but Google could probably send you to the site!
Shot a bull this fall in WY, it sure is good meat, and good for you, no colerstrol.
Travel is Death to Prejudice !
There are Elk farms in MN that sell the meat, do not have the address but Google could probably send you to the site!
Shot a bull this fall in WY, it sure is good meat, and good for you, no colerstrol.
Travel is Death to Prejudice !
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WHOA...seafood? You've got my interest!
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I don't know about Montana, but I know for a fact its illegal to sell personally harvested game animals in the state of Wyoming. You can give it as a "gift" but can't have any way to trace money back to the meat
Or so I was told by several different game wardens
edit: as I sit here munching on some oh so delicious antelope
yup.... ask some of the guys that were in jellystone.. i brought about 15 pounds of fresh florida shrimp.. as well as a small stash of stone crab claws...
yup.... ask some of the guys that were in jellystone.. i brought about 15 pounds of fresh florida shrimp.. as well as a small stash of stone crab claws...
My family had a great friend that lived in Lousiana and he would come up every fall to Idaho to go deer and elk hunting with us. Every year he would bring up a different type of "native food" and cook it up cajun style. Over the years we had crawfish, alligator tails, frog legs as well as the standard shrimp and crab dishes. Ahh, good times and good eats. Unfortunately, he died back in 99.
I don't know about Montana, but I know for a fact its illegal to sell personally harvested game animals in the state of Wyoming. You can give it as a "gift" but can't have any way to trace money back to the meat
Or so I was told by several different game wardens
edit: as I sit here munching on some oh so delicious antelope
In Minnesota you have to "gift" the meat, but you can charge for the processing. So make sure any money that changes hands is for shipping and handling.
yep look up the Lacey Act, I believe thats what it's called.
