Roll Call (Start Here First)
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Thank you!
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I’ve been sand bagging these forums for a while from Beaver Dam, WI. Hog processing is starting soon so its time got get active and put the information to use. I’ve done some domestic rabbit butchering before and harvested some deer, which produced the usual products. I’m very interested in getting into traditional meat preservation.
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I’ve been sand bagging these forums for a while from Beaver Dam, WI. Hog processing is starting soon so its time got get active and put the information to use. I’ve done some domestic rabbit butchering before and harvested some deer, which produced the usual products. I’m very interested in getting into traditional meat preservation.
@j_rid The one item you have on this site is “experiences” and “knowledge” from the person starting out on the journey and those that have many years into it (sounds like YOU). Welcome to learning some new tricks and imparting your knowledge to the forum. Hope you enjoy the stories, solving of problems/issues, posting of successes and failures and some good old fashioned rib jabbing. Have another good day along the journey.
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I’ve been sand bagging these forums for a while from Beaver Dam, WI. Hog processing is starting soon so its time got get active and put the information to use. I’ve done some domestic rabbit butchering before and harvested some deer, which produced the usual products. I’m very interested in getting into traditional meat preservation.
@j_rid this site is pretty cool. My favorite place to escape to. Their is a ton of knowledge here in this group.
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I’ve been sand bagging these forums for a while from Beaver Dam, WI. Hog processing is starting soon so its time got get active and put the information to use. I’ve done some domestic rabbit butchering before and harvested some deer, which produced the usual products. I’m very interested in getting into traditional meat preservation.
Ridley Acres Welcome, you have definitely found the right place for great info.
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I’ve been sand bagging these forums for a while from Beaver Dam, WI. Hog processing is starting soon so its time got get active and put the information to use. I’ve done some domestic rabbit butchering before and harvested some deer, which produced the usual products. I’m very interested in getting into traditional meat preservation.
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I’ve been sand bagging these forums for a while from Beaver Dam, WI. Hog processing is starting soon so its time got get active and put the information to use. I’ve done some domestic rabbit butchering before and harvested some deer, which produced the usual products. I’m very interested in getting into traditional meat preservation.
Ridley Acres welcome you have come to the right place.
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Ridley Acres Welcome. This is my go to for all things smoking, curing, or just advice.
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I’ve been sand bagging these forums for a while from Beaver Dam, WI. Hog processing is starting soon so its time got get active and put the information to use. I’ve done some domestic rabbit butchering before and harvested some deer, which produced the usual products. I’m very interested in getting into traditional meat preservation.
Ridley Acres you have come to the right place for all the knowledge and advice you could want , welcome
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I’ve been sand bagging these forums for a while from Beaver Dam, WI. Hog processing is starting soon so its time got get active and put the information to use. I’ve done some domestic rabbit butchering before and harvested some deer, which produced the usual products. I’m very interested in getting into traditional meat preservation.
Ridley Acres Welcome aboard & welcome to the neighborhood. I know Team Orange is really glad that you came for a stroll & so am I & many others. You will indeed enjoy each & every visit. Try making Rabbit sausage. I used to raise them a long, long time ago. Then I started cutting back & then just helping the 4H kids with them & then I went out altogether, but often times think about getting back into it. The rabbit sausage was really good & that is a great way to preserve them using a little different method than basic freezing. If you have a garden, the rabbit manure is the best there is. It is very high in nitrogen, but no/low ammonia so it does not burn the vegetables, but boy do they grow. Welcome aboard.
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I’ve been sand bagging these forums for a while from Beaver Dam, WI. Hog processing is starting soon so its time got get active and put the information to use. I’ve done some domestic rabbit butchering before and harvested some deer, which produced the usual products. I’m very interested in getting into traditional meat preservation.
Ridley Acres said in Roll Call (Start Here First):
I’ve been sand bagging these forums for a while from Beaver Dam, WI. Hog processing is starting soon so its time got get active and put the information to use. I’ve done some domestic rabbit butchering before and harvested some deer, which produced the usual products. I’m very interested in getting into traditional meat preservation.
Welcome aboard fellow Badger. Love the color…
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Ridley Acres You also chose the right colored team to join. All others are pretenders!
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I’ve been sand bagging these forums for a while from Beaver Dam, WI. Hog processing is starting soon so its time got get active and put the information to use. I’ve done some domestic rabbit butchering before and harvested some deer, which produced the usual products. I’m very interested in getting into traditional meat preservation.
Ridley Acres welcome to the community. You have definitely landed in the right place.
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Welcome…this is a great place to hang out and learn some valuable information
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Ridley Acres said in Roll Call (Start Here First):
I’ve been sand bagging these forums for a while from Beaver Dam, WI. Hog processing is starting soon so its time got get active and put the information to use. I’ve done some domestic rabbit butchering before and harvested some deer, which produced the usual products. I’m very interested in getting into traditional meat preservation.
Welcome aboard fellow Badger. Love the color…
PapaSop Like I said been on the sideline of the forum for a while. When they started the colors I was blue, then shortly after I had switched. But to be honest I think I would prefer a grey hat if I had a choice.
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Lots of team orange propaganda on this post today. Must be Austin’s move to change the upvote/downvote button color. Don’t worry, a response is being planned!
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Lots of team orange propaganda on this post today. Must be Austin’s move to change the upvote/downvote button color. Don’t worry, a response is being planned!
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PapaSop Like I said been on the sideline of the forum for a while. When they started the colors I was blue, then shortly after I had switched. But to be honest I think I would prefer a grey hat if I had a choice.
Ridley Acres welcome. Glad to see another Badger here. It’s a great place to be. You get to talk to a lot of great people from all over the country. Remember, Wi is the home of cheese, ol’ fashions, the packers, and the now famous PapaSop .
hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!
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Ridley Acres welcome. Glad to see another Badger here. It’s a great place to be. You get to talk to a lot of great people from all over the country. Remember, Wi is the home of cheese, ol’ fashions, the packers, and the now famous PapaSop .
kyle said in Roll Call (Start Here First):
Ridley Acres welcome. Glad to see another Badger here. It’s a great place to be. You get to talk to a lot of great people from all over the country. Remember, Wi is the home of cheese, ol’ fashions, the packers, and the now famous PapaSop .
Lol. Don’t know about the famous part but sipping on an MGD right now. And don’t forget the Brewers, Bucks and that mighty Badger.
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kyle said in Roll Call (Start Here First):
Ridley Acres welcome. Glad to see another Badger here. It’s a great place to be. You get to talk to a lot of great people from all over the country. Remember, Wi is the home of cheese, ol’ fashions, the packers, and the now famous PapaSop .
Lol. Don’t know about the famous part but sipping on an MGD right now. And don’t forget the Brewers, Bucks and that mighty Badger.
PapaSop we have no radio station up here that carry the games anymore, so it makes it hard to follow. The bright side is my brother is on the Brewers medical staff so I can go to the games if I want, only trouble is that its such a long drive. Only been to 3 games
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