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Simply send in $45.00 to find out. IMO that wreaks of a money making scam, much like COVID 19.I was always under the belief that it was contained in the nervous system tissue (brain and spine) so I felt there was some measure of protection in processing them bonelessly and avoiding the nervous system tissue and bone marrow…..until I read your post. If it can be found in detectible amounts in the animals blood it is completely distributed throughout the animals flesh.
Fortunately, there hasn’t been any CWD detected here…….yet.
After reading the post by @gunpa above I went and looked and there is indeed a home test. Just send in a chunk of meat, $45 and you will get your answer in a few weeks.
Bob
PrioSense CWD Venison Test Kit
I had no idea CWD was around for so long.We've had CWD in Southern Wisconsin for over 20 years, at a certain point, you just learn to live with it.
I don't know when it started, but it was in Colorado/ Wyoming for years before it found it's way here.I had no idea CWD was around for so long.
"CWD was first identified in captive deer in a Colorado research facility in the late 1960s, and in wild deer in 1981. By the 1990s, it had been reported in surrounding areas in northern Colorado and southern Wyoming. Since 2000, the area known to be affected by CWD in free-ranging animals has increased to at least 31 states across all 4 regions (West, Midwest, South, Northeast) of the continental United States. "I had no idea CWD was around for so long.
Do a gut less method of meat removal and process your own meat.
dang never done that before.skin them from behind the ears to the butt hole.deer ribs are my favorite part.but i like all of it honestly.but them ribs just make my mouth water lol
im the same way too.try to save everything i canMy brother-in-law always does the gutless cleaning. Personally, I enjoy eating the tenderloins too much to waste them.
The loins aren’t a problem too get out once you learn how it’s done..My brother-in-law always does the gutless cleaning. Personally, I enjoy eating the tenderloins too much to waste them.
I was always that way too… until recently.im the same way too.try to save everything i can
As long as I can salvage the tenderloins I'm sold! I'll do some research to learn the technique.The loins aren’t a problem too get out once you learn how it’s done..
I watched a video “ 11 minutes to process a deer using the gutless method “ or something similar.. lol
The Ol boy on the video says he actually can do clean one in 5 minutes..
That’s deboned and into the cooler..
This is the 4-5 one I’ve done and it still takes me 45 minutes or so..
It’s just a lot less mess & cleaner cuts of meat ..
ur right. but i be fighting them critters for those ribs lol
Quite a few years ago I was on a hunt with a small group that included my12 year old grandson. (He'll be 30 in January) One of the guys killed an elk around midday pretty close to camp and we all decended on it and quickly completed a gutless handling. When we were done and all the meat was on the way to camp I and the boy were next to the remains thinking about the tenderloins. Without any prompting he got the carcass belly down, plunged a knife into the back just behind the ribs and massaged those tenderloins out by sticking his hand inside.As long as I can salvage the tenderloins I'm sold! I'll do some research to learn the technique.
Ate a batch of ribs other day and cooking another batch now. Yes they are good!!dang never done that before.skin them from behind the ears to the butt hole.deer ribs are my favorite part.but i like all of it honestly.but them ribs just make my mouth water lol
Cooked s9me deer meat today in crock pot with potatoes onions and carrots. And it is goodAte a batch of ribs other day and cooking another batch now. Yes they are good!!
How is this on the topic of CWD ?Many ,many years ago one person of are hunting group killed two dear and needed help to field dress them. He came back to the camp to get help, we returned to the deer maybe a hour later. Both deer had been stripped of the back straps and hind legs deboned of meat. I always think of that when I'm trying to do that and it takes me over a hour for one deer and I'm not worried about anyone seeing me. Guess I don't do it enough to get it right.
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