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Little known secret for you yanks up here...

if the menu says country fried, in my experience, it isn't worth eating.

Chicken fried venison is insanely good - never had elk done that way but some breading and lard will make cheap meat great so I don't see a down side:D:rolleyes:.


by the way @pharmseller - what was the estimated weight when it was all said and done?

Elk will go close to 50/50 of what's left after field dressing.
 
I went on a cow hunt with my brother a couple of weeks ago, private land meat hunt. Shot a nice cow. We process all our own meat and I just finished the last package of burger. Here's how it all turned out, in terms of Foodsaver packages, boneless portions big enough for two plus a late night snack:

44 packages of round steak (big muscles behind the rear leg)
7 packages of rump
17 packages of backstrap
3 packages of sirloin (big muscles in front of the rear leg)
2 packages of shoulder steak
8 packages of blade roast
7 packages of tenderloin
69 packages of burger (trim from round, sirloin, rib, neck)

View attachment 625433

That's elk for dinner three times a week for a year.

View attachment 625432

I'm pretty pleased.




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I went on a cow hunt with my brother a couple of weeks ago, private land meat hunt. Shot a nice cow. We process all our own meat and I just finished the last package of burger. Here's how it all turned out, in terms of Foodsaver packages, boneless portions big enough for two plus a late night snack:

44 packages of round steak (big muscles behind the rear leg)
7 packages of rump
17 packages of backstrap
3 packages of sirloin (big muscles in front of the rear leg)
2 packages of shoulder steak
8 packages of blade roast
7 packages of tenderloin
69 packages of burger (trim from round, sirloin, rib, neck)

View attachment 625433

That's elk for dinner three times a week for a year.

View attachment 625432

I'm pretty pleased.




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Did a tikka help harvest this cow!?!?!
 
I went on a cow hunt with my brother a couple of weeks ago, private land meat hunt. Shot a nice cow. We process all our own meat and I just finished the last package of burger. Here's how it all turned out, in terms of Foodsaver packages, boneless portions big enough for two plus a late night snack:

44 packages of round steak (big muscles behind the rear leg)
7 packages of rump
17 packages of backstrap
3 packages of sirloin (big muscles in front of the rear leg)
2 packages of shoulder steak
8 packages of blade roast
7 packages of tenderloin
69 packages of burger (trim from round, sirloin, rib, neck)

View attachment 625433

That's elk for dinner three times a week for a year.

View attachment 625432

I'm pretty pleased.




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What is the difference between blackstrap and tenderloin?
TIA
Best,
Gary
 
What is the difference between blackstrap and tenderloin?
TIA
Best,
Gary

Backstrap is a pair of long muscles running along the spine, one on each side of the spinous process, from the pelvis to the neck.

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Tenderloin is also a pair of muscles, much shorter and smaller, than run underneath the spine from the rear of the pelvis forward to about the second rib.





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Backstrap is a pair of long muscles running along the spine, one on each side of the spinous process, from the pelvis to the neck.

View attachment 627491

Tenderloin is also a pair of muscles, much shorter and smaller, than run underneath the spine from the rear of the pelvis forward to about the second rib.





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So, the back strap is like a New York strip on a steer?
Thank you.
Best,
Gary
 

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