any other big game hunters
jeep edson
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anybody else like to kill tasty critters.
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For those who want to hunt elk. If you plan on hunting in Oregon, let me know.
My nephew loves to take people elk hunting and you pay for the fuel, beer and food and he'd be all over that. LOL!
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I don't much hunt anymore. It seems that they know when I need the food and when I am hunting for sport and they don't like me hunting for sport much.
Also, realize that a full grown elk can get into the 800+ lb range, so best be prepared to be quartering and packing meat. And if you want it caped and stuffed, best let these guys know ahead of time and set it up locally. Having someone out of the area do an elk head can be very, very expensive. Still expensive here, but they're used to doing them and set up for it. It'd be like going to the dentist for a back ache.
And if you plan on hunting elk, get the info and put in for the draw way early.
Seems to me that it's May. But I'd have to check on that.
Like I said, I know of at least 6 guys I can set you up with who would be happy to take you. Well, they'd take you cause I said to. LOL!
Oh yeah. That would also depend on if you want to go bow season or rifle.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
Here is a pic of my "grand" nephew last year's bow season.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
The blacktail are ghosts. They can be there one second and gone the next.
They know how to use the underbrush to their advantage. LOL!
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
When my wife and I first got married, I saved a fortune by hunting. A hundred pounds of venison and a few hunded pounds of elk meat go a long way. My boys grew up on venison stew and steaks.
It's not a lot different than beef, just has more flavor to it.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
A lot of it is the preparation too. I tend to like venison, antelope, buffalo, elk and those, because they aren't processed meats. It's as pure to what we should be eating as we can get.
Venison jerky is probably my all time favorite food, next to a good smoked salmon. LOL!
If I were given a choice, I'd chose venison over beef any day and if buffalo is there, well, It's MINE!! LOL!
Just as cigars have so many different "blends" and flavors, game meat is so similar. I can't cook to save my life, but I can eat with the best of them. LOL!
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
I've killed deer and elk and IMO once you've tasted elk you'll throw rocks at beef. Deer, not so much. Maybe okay for sausage or jerky but other than that, you can have my share. Even if you were able to remove absolutely every trace of deer fat it still tastes rancid. And if you want to talk "gamey", try a bite of cougar. Tough, stringy, gamey to the nth degree. Not my choice for dinner.
Never tried it. H3ll, I've never been able to get all the fat out. But then, that was many years ago - before my cardiologist said I couldn't hunt any more. Maybe there's a way to do it, now.
I like deer for jerky because there are a lot more smaller pieces we can use for the jerky.
Most the small stuff on elk goes to stew meat or sausage.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.