I came looking for an easier way to get rid of the silver skin. Im impressed with his work although i agree always push the blade away never pull towards ur self. Not to take away from ur knife skills ur obviously experienced. Nice work and thank u
I stumbled upon this video and am sooo hungry now. That meat looked so tender i was astonished. I have a laser level made from vertebrae found in a stew I was making on my channel, check it out.
Iam always amazed at those who shoot deer in the ribs tearing up valuable meat.I have been hunting for more then 36yrs.and I have shot deer in the neck never had one yet get up and run off,thus wasting no meat(besides you never want to eat any animal that has been running,the meat will smell when cooking and the taste is bad-trust me)anyhow,please learn to cut up your own deer the savings will pay you back
@MyQ4u You are semi-correct. As a hunter of 20+ years and someone who has always butchered there own deer (8-10 a year), there is nothing wrong with the neck meat nor any of the meat whether the deer runs 5 yards or 500 yards. The only taste difference is when you have a older buck that has a little tougher/gamier tasting meat. No effect from running on the meat whatsoever.
I am a third generation meat cutter. Always safety first. Put a butter knife on a table and force it back to you and see what happens when you slip. I do know what I am talking about.
Not rocket science as the man has shown. However, you do need the right equipment: SHARP knives, meat saw or hack saw, clean surfaces to work on, packing paper, freezer bags etc. If you have a kitchen aid buy a meat grinder attachment.( for hamburger) When I have my deer processed, the butcher is so fast it blows my mind. 30 min for a much larger deer too. By doing it ourselves, we save 100.00 per.
There wasnt much fat on that deer. I killed a little buck last year that had a half inch of fat on him the length of the back strap. Maybe he trimmed prior.
There is no easy way to be rid of the silverskin.He did a great job of removing it but i have had better luck and it is faster if you lay the back strap skin side down and with a very sharp knife get between the silver skin and flesh and with a slight angle down on the cutting edge, push the knife away from you the length of the strap. This takes practice and a very sharp knife.
Nice video, I'm a bit more particular when butchering my deer, but then again I'm doing 2-3 max a season so I have the time to waste less meat. I love the method used for the ribs...never saw that before, well done.
I came looking for an easier way to get rid of the silver skin. Im impressed with his work although i agree always push the blade away never pull towards ur self. Not to take away from ur knife skills ur obviously experienced. Nice work and thank u
leeland1218 3 months ago
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portalplayer99 6 months ago
At the beginning of the video, you are holding the knife incorrectly. I found better knives and all tools at ChefDepot . c o m
chefgiovanni 9 months ago
I stumbled upon this video and am sooo hungry now. That meat looked so tender i was astonished. I have a laser level made from vertebrae found in a stew I was making on my channel, check it out.
derman077 1 year ago
Iam always amazed at those who shoot deer in the ribs tearing up valuable meat.I have been hunting for more then 36yrs.and I have shot deer in the neck never had one yet get up and run off,thus wasting no meat(besides you never want to eat any animal that has been running,the meat will smell when cooking and the taste is bad-trust me)anyhow,please learn to cut up your own deer the savings will pay you back
MyQ4u 1 year ago
@MyQ4u You are semi-correct. As a hunter of 20+ years and someone who has always butchered there own deer (8-10 a year), there is nothing wrong with the neck meat nor any of the meat whether the deer runs 5 yards or 500 yards. The only taste difference is when you have a older buck that has a little tougher/gamier tasting meat. No effect from running on the meat whatsoever.
blainedaddy 2 months ago
@MyQ4u There's more meat in the neck than on the ribs.
five0pd310 1 month ago
ROAST?? thats crazy....you don't turn backstraps into roast
strohsdrinker 2 years ago
what is the best way to remove sinew from meat?
581u812 2 years ago
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581u812 2 years ago
Ronco knives baby....they do it all!
ashworth1025 2 years ago
Very informative
auctionguyinmo 2 years ago
Never cut with the blade toward you like you are doing. You will stab yourself in the gut! That will be an expensive cut of meat.
chad2819 2 years ago
no. this guy knows what he's doing. you don't know what you're talking about.
alexat420 2 years ago
I am a third generation meat cutter. Always safety first. Put a butter knife on a table and force it back to you and see what happens when you slip. I do know what I am talking about.
chad2819 2 years ago 2
@chad2819 he was also pretty close to losin a thumb usin that saw
wandy5454 1 year ago
Great work! Thanks for the informative video-gave me the confidence to tackle my own processing. Thx!
Go5ooh 2 years ago
Not rocket science as the man has shown. However, you do need the right equipment: SHARP knives, meat saw or hack saw, clean surfaces to work on, packing paper, freezer bags etc. If you have a kitchen aid buy a meat grinder attachment.( for hamburger) When I have my deer processed, the butcher is so fast it blows my mind. 30 min for a much larger deer too. By doing it ourselves, we save 100.00 per.
blunderbus21 2 years ago
Did he shoot it with a howitzer? They have good quality vids. I just did my first cow. Easy.
oden010 2 years ago
There wasnt much fat on that deer. I killed a little buck last year that had a half inch of fat on him the length of the back strap. Maybe he trimmed prior.
novasocool 3 years ago
Whats the best way to get that white film off the deer meat? Is there a easy way?
Cr3ater 3 years ago
There is no easy way to be rid of the silverskin.He did a great job of removing it but i have had better luck and it is faster if you lay the back strap skin side down and with a very sharp knife get between the silver skin and flesh and with a slight angle down on the cutting edge, push the knife away from you the length of the strap. This takes practice and a very sharp knife.
texas759 3 years ago
Nice video, I'm a bit more particular when butchering my deer, but then again I'm doing 2-3 max a season so I have the time to waste less meat. I love the method used for the ribs...never saw that before, well done.
TrekJeff 3 years ago
This guy can have my business, he does great work.
alderaforall 3 years ago
Good job man.
Boss8908 3 years ago
haha I'm 14 and I've butchered my first deer when I was 12. Now I'm pro!
sucklava 3 years ago
what you want a medal? is that what you want? a medal???
roninpainbringer 3 years ago
roninpainbringer, don't be a dick.
snip7777 3 years ago
very nicely done
TheMatt455 4 years ago
5*****GOOD CUTING!
river3782 4 years ago 3
Thanks bunches. You make it look so easy...
bbc789789 4 years ago 6
hahaha, did he say "knifes"?
pedicabdr1ver 4 years ago
job done right! info videos rock, wasted meat doesnt. ha
megajett 4 years ago 2
Thanx for the clip. This will Help.
whirlwindjml 4 years ago 2