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Uploaded by on Mar 29, 2010

Preping a deer for the Barbecue and wild cooking

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  • mmm good eatin'! :D

  • great way to cook if you have green wood. If there's no green wood and you have rock's a hole and heated rocks covered with a moss mat and dirt or sand is excellent as well. I love trout steamed over a mossy fire coal pitt aswell.

  • If you put that fire down in a hole with a feeder hole to it it'll burn the dry lumber hotter, you soak the green wood a little and it sears it with great flavor quickly. Put embers in the next hole (3 holes total) after they burn to white, and finish it off there w/ seasoning slow. Use ghee (clarified butter) instead of oil w/ your seasonings, it's crackin' good. And trim the blood damage to that one shoulder (ugh, rank). Sorry, I had to say it. This way you jerk the leftovers w/ salt.

  • Looked like a nice shotgun kill. Up until the very end, I thought you guys were eating a large dog or wolf by what little of the fur I could see.

  • nice and beautiful

  • Nice

  • @TheFay1998 fubar*

  • fu

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