What's your next Meat Project?
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Going to make some Hawaiian chicken brats with pineapple and a teriyaki chicken sausage with pineapple tomorrow or Wednesday. These will be small 2.5 lb. batches to see how they will work out. If things go right, they will be part of a competition entry in September. Using the seasonings I got from Walton’s today via UPS. I think they must have found some war zone since it took six days and the box had been broken open and re-sealed. Obviously they failed to check for damage inside, when it got here everything was bread with Chicken on the Run Dust. They managed to poke a hole in the top of the bag. Didn’t lose a lot, but dust goes a long way and the dog knew something was wrong. She was on it like a drug dog on a bust. I seriously don’t know who is worst at deliveries to Washington State, FedEx or UPS.
johnsbrewhouse let customer service know. Happened to me and waltons took care of it
hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!
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johnsbrewhouse let customer service know. Happened to me and waltons took care of it
kyle Wasn’t Walton’s problem. I didn’t loose enough to worry with, I put it in a ziplock bag so that it stays fresh. I’ve talked to Jon about UPS and their problems before. It’s an issue with their long haul drivers when they change trailers in Salt Lake City. Looks like they took the box and tossed it from the door to the front of the truck.
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kyle I go Elk hunting every year and that Bull elk thumbs his nose at me every time. Here’s a little picture of what we have on our property. We can only hunt bulls three point or better, or you can draw a cow tag. There is only one drawn in the management area where our property is and plenty of cows.
johnsbrewhouse If it is like deer hunting, I’d rather have a cow for the meet is more tender and with lass silver skin in it. Would that be true of elk?
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kyle Wasn’t Walton’s problem. I didn’t loose enough to worry with, I put it in a ziplock bag so that it stays fresh. I’ve talked to Jon about UPS and their problems before. It’s an issue with their long haul drivers when they change trailers in Salt Lake City. Looks like they took the box and tossed it from the door to the front of the truck.
johnsbrewhouse it would not be a problem with the drivers they only drop one trailer rand hook the other the warehouse employees are to blame for they handle the handle the goods
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kyle Wasn’t Walton’s problem. I didn’t loose enough to worry with, I put it in a ziplock bag so that it stays fresh. I’ve talked to Jon about UPS and their problems before. It’s an issue with their long haul drivers when they change trailers in Salt Lake City. Looks like they took the box and tossed it from the door to the front of the truck.
johnsbrewhouse I know what you mean about ups. I won a grinder a couple years ago on a livestream. I think ups dropped it out of a airplane onto my front deck
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kyle I go Elk hunting every year and that Bull elk thumbs his nose at me every time. Here’s a little picture of what we have on our property. We can only hunt bulls three point or better, or you can draw a cow tag. There is only one drawn in the management area where our property is and plenty of cows.
johnsbrewhouse Taken a while back
Life is a Garden - Dig it.
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lkrfletcher I’m so jealous. I want to go elk hunting before I’m too old
kyle On my bucket list also!
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johnsbrewhouse it would not be a problem with the drivers they only drop one trailer rand hook the other the warehouse employees are to blame for they handle the handle the goods
craigrice very true. Salt Lake City sucks, all the carriers change trailers there and that’s where it seems my delays and damage come from. I swore at one time the drivers had girlfriends there when the packages sat there until I found they were consolidating trailers.
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johnsbrewhouse Taken a while back
lkrfletcher Nice bull, that like the one who thumbs his nose at me. We have 40 acres right next to us that belongs to a timber company that he roams. He’s smart, heads for the neighbors house or ravine when he thinks someone is moving or spooks the herd. He distances himself and is often in the Alders where you can’t get a shot. I took a shot a him a couple of years ago. It was more like a salute, since I could not get him to turn sideways to me and I was 400 yards out. Just let the shot off to say hi and bye.
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johnsbrewhouse Taken a while back
lkrfletcher that’s a nice bull!
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lkrfletcher Nice bull, that like the one who thumbs his nose at me. We have 40 acres right next to us that belongs to a timber company that he roams. He’s smart, heads for the neighbors house or ravine when he thinks someone is moving or spooks the herd. He distances himself and is often in the Alders where you can’t get a shot. I took a shot a him a couple of years ago. It was more like a salute, since I could not get him to turn sideways to me and I was 400 yards out. Just let the shot off to say hi and bye.
johnsbrewhouse Amazing how smart they are.
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Pivodog man that is success all the way
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Going to make some Hawaiian chicken brats with pineapple and a teriyaki chicken sausage with pineapple tomorrow or Wednesday. These will be small 2.5 lb. batches to see how they will work out. If things go right, they will be part of a competition entry in September. Using the seasonings I got from Walton’s today via UPS. I think they must have found some war zone since it took six days and the box had been broken open and re-sealed. Obviously they failed to check for damage inside, when it got here everything was bread with Chicken on the Run Dust. They managed to poke a hole in the top of the bag. Didn’t lose a lot, but dust goes a long way and the dog knew something was wrong. She was on it like a drug dog on a bust. I seriously don’t know who is worst at deliveries to Washington State, FedEx or UPS.
johnsbrewhouse I’m in the same boat with you. My last order had the top knocked in and poked a hole in 2 of the 3 bags of chicken on the run. It looked like a hole bag dumped in the box but very little was missing from the bags. It was UPS that delivered mine also.
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I just finished some taco stix with pepper jack
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Jonathon First when you are harvesting the deer, wash out the heart very well by squeezing and relaxing the muscle as if it was pumping. stick your fingers in the holes to help loosen the coagulated blood.
Slice 1/2 to 3/4" thick horizontal and trim out the artery walls because they are extremely tough.
Season flour, dredge the slices in the seasoned flour and fry in shallow oil pan like minute steak or the like.@dennyo Love deer heart fried or baked. I sometimes stuff them and make a little gravy. Shot an elk a year and a half ago, you should have seen that heart.
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lkrfletcher I’m so jealous. I want to go elk hunting before I’m too old
kyle Shot my first one a year and a half ago, what a great experience for someone who grew up hunting whitetail deer.
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johnsbrewhouse Taken a while back
lkrfletcher That bull would really look good on my wall.
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lkrfletcher That bull would really look good on my wall.
bocephus lkrfletcher I don’t think I have the wall space anywhere in my house for a mount that big. Thats a great looking bull.
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kyle Shot my first one a year and a half ago, what a great experience for someone who grew up hunting whitetail deer.
bocephus I can only imagine it would be a great time. For me, just seeing the country out west would be great. Someday I WILL go, and to shoot a bull would be great, but even a cow would be tasty.
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