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Do you have a fun story or pictures from a great hunting trip, a grill or smoker setup you are really proud of, a recipe to share, or anything else to brag about? Share it here with the rest of the Walton’s Community!

  • Pulled pork and beans 😍🐽

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    @jonathon haha I bet
  • Homemade Smoker!!! First test run

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    @mikeihuntr Great Job! wow! what a great looking smoking cabinet! looks like somebody has some wood shop experience. Your going to have many delicious smoked products for years to come off that bad boy. Cheers and thanks for sharing.
  • Walton’s Swiss Army knife

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    @Parksider Glad you could finally win something, even if it wasn’t a nice piece of euipment it was at least something Walton’s branded!
  • Willie's Snack Sticks

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    Thanks for the information on your process. Draining all the blood will help for sure with some of the iron taste. I’m intrigued by using the dehydrator before the smoker/oven if it won’t go that low. I especially like it because it is going to be just about perfect for your initial drying phase which would normally be dampers wide open, but being in a dehydrator would be even better for that. I think we get to a point though where adding more and more and more steps to a cook cycle might get a little absurd, at least for some people, the more I can tinker the more I like something! On a related note did anyone see the recent study where they took either elk or deer and put it through traditional slaughterhouse processing and took a cattle and did home processing techniques? Apparently, it reversed with people thinking the cattle was the wild game and vice versa, now, who knows who was funding this “study” but I found it interesting, if I can find the article I will put it in Tuesdays blog post.
  • To Sous Vide or not Sous Vide...that seems to be the question.

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    @joe-hell That’s a very interesting idea on the stone…I am doing some testing tomorrow and shooting a video on advanced thermal processing but I am going to try to pick one of these up and give it a shot, thanks Joe!
  • Mild, Medium or Hot?

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    @austin Thank you! I would not have thought to click on that option in a million years[image: 1548550973404-b16630e5-a77d-4a69-8b7d-3a45410640ec-resized.jpeg]
  • Venison Summer Sausage

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    @megajunk My advice is to experiment, experiment, experiment. Pull aside a small amount of the product and add measured amounts of ECA, seasonings, Axis or Whitetail, etc… I only second guess my Walton’s orders a day or two later when I remember what it was I was actually going to order…I’m the same with grocery shopping.
  • Dried Venison Jerky

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    @Parksider There is nothing wrong with some imbibing when processing, as long as you’ve already made it past the dangerous stuff like deboning!
  • Walkin Cooler

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    @1general That’s an awesome setup you have and those steaks look delicious! This is a good thing for people to make note of, a meat bandsaw will REALLY help you step up your processing at home. Without one it can be fairly difficult to do a good job breaking down primals for cooking.
  • Beef Bacon

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    @Michael-Wright Looks good! I’m impressed that you made this and really excited to try it at some point! I am wondering if other cures would act differently with beef but it sounds like the first one to try is the regular Excalibur Bacon Rub Cure!
  • Pepperoni

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    Thanks Yeah I drink a few waiting on it to cook last night! LOL I’m thinking that if you need more cheese, and I like lots of cheese, that pepper jack might work with it?
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  • Smoked Kielbasa

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    Thanks it was . lol Time for something new ,think I’ll try pepperoni next week.
  • Stuffer

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    @meachdawg34 We found one online that is hand crank. We keep our sausage rustic, some small chunks and ground mixed together
  • Portugese Chourico and Linguicua

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    @jonathon we used a hand crank stuffer we found online. It does 5 lbs at a time
  • Teriyaki Beef Jerky

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    Yeah, i’ve seen people do it both ways on protein extraction and it makes sense that more extraction would result in a more consistent bite and chew throughout, thanks for the information!
  • Summer Sausage

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    Just made the Jalapeno Summer Sausage and Boudin this past weekend and both turned out great. I used jalapeno flakes and the Hi Temp hot pepper cheese for the summer sausage and Walton’s Boudin seasoning. I of course made way too much but I’m sure I’m not the only person that does that. [image: 1528834164325-img_0459.jpg] ![0_1528834137822_IMG_0460.jpg]
  • Goose sticks

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    [image: 1519658238315-stix-2-resized.jpg] I made 25 lbs of goose sticks over the weekend. Used Tex Mex seasoning and very happy with the results.
  • Smoked Summer Sausage

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    @tarp Yes, you are lucky, it seems like pork fat is getting harder and harder to find. Make sure you stay on your butchers good side!
  • Awesome Garlic Bologna

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    @Jonathon Thanks Jonathon, a couple things for the videos if you are editing. Speed of course and I know that’s tough, I do lots of public speaking and go like a steam engine but something that helps the most, adding text to the screen especially for ingredients, timings etc. thanks though, great videos - they have rock solid advice.

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