Home meat processing shop
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Deepwoodsbutcher That is really looking good & coming right along. You will be ready for the next big batch in no time flat.
calldoctoday said in Home meat processing shop:
Deepwoodsbutcher That is really looking good & coming right along. You will be ready for the next big batch in no time flat.
Definitely have some big batches in my future. I’ve got over 100#s of butts in my freezer and 2 beef scheduled for the summer (wish people scheduled closer to fall, but it never goes that way lol).
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calldoctoday said in Home meat processing shop:
Deepwoodsbutcher That is really looking good & coming right along. You will be ready for the next big batch in no time flat.
Definitely have some big batches in my future. I’ve got over 100#s of butts in my freezer and 2 beef scheduled for the summer (wish people scheduled closer to fall, but it never goes that way lol).
Deepwoodsbutcher Now, all you have to plan are the seasonings. That’s the hard choice.
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Deepwoodsbutcher Now, all you have to plan are the seasonings. That’s the hard choice.
zbigjeff I know. How do I choose?
I’ve got a few ideas for some smaller test batches to try. Going to with an apple and maple sage breakfast sausage. But still open to more possibilities. -
calldoctoday He’s a great dog. Always by our sides. Managed to find himself a porcupine the other day. Thankfully, it wasn’t bad at all. My other dog passed away this winter at 15.5. He would go all out on porcupines. Killed one once and was absolutely covered in quills. He just stood there wagging his tail while I pulled out close to 50 of them. Still ended up at the vet because he had them up his nasal cavity. Glad our healer backed off quickly.
Deepwoodsbutcher Yikes on the porcupines. But, That is a beautiful healer you have. He has a little of Bentley’s mark too!
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Deepwoodsbutcher Yikes on the porcupines. But, That is a beautiful healer you have. He has a little of Bentley’s mark too!
calldoctoday Thank you!
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calldoctoday He’s a great dog. Always by our sides. Managed to find himself a porcupine the other day. Thankfully, it wasn’t bad at all. My other dog passed away this winter at 15.5. He would go all out on porcupines. Killed one once and was absolutely covered in quills. He just stood there wagging his tail while I pulled out close to 50 of them. Still ended up at the vet because he had them up his nasal cavity. Glad our healer backed off quickly.
Deepwoodsbutcher beautiful dog thanks for sharing.
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Deepwoodsbutcher beautiful dog thanks for sharing.
cdavis Thanks.
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calldoctoday He’s a great dog. Always by our sides. Managed to find himself a porcupine the other day. Thankfully, it wasn’t bad at all. My other dog passed away this winter at 15.5. He would go all out on porcupines. Killed one once and was absolutely covered in quills. He just stood there wagging his tail while I pulled out close to 50 of them. Still ended up at the vet because he had them up his nasal cavity. Glad our healer backed off quickly.
Deepwoodsbutcher thats a great looking pup. Is he a skunk chaser also? My Border was definitely a slow learner when it came to skunks. I miss her terribly, but not the skunk chasing.
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calldoctoday He’s a great dog. Always by our sides. Managed to find himself a porcupine the other day. Thankfully, it wasn’t bad at all. My other dog passed away this winter at 15.5. He would go all out on porcupines. Killed one once and was absolutely covered in quills. He just stood there wagging his tail while I pulled out close to 50 of them. Still ended up at the vet because he had them up his nasal cavity. Glad our healer backed off quickly.
Deepwoodsbutcher you need to get another dog now so that the older one will teach the younger they learn from each other
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Deepwoodsbutcher thats a great looking pup. Is he a skunk chaser also? My Border was definitely a slow learner when it came to skunks. I miss her terribly, but not the skunk chasing.
GWG8541 he hasn’t gotten into that yet. Had a bloodhound that did though. Our heeler never leaves our sides. This porcupine came into the yard near the house and it was just after dark so we didn’t see it when my husband took the dog out.
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Deepwoodsbutcher you need to get another dog now so that the older one will teach the younger they learn from each other
Craig Rice said in Home meat processing shop:
Deepwoodsbutcher you need to get another dog now so that the older one will teach the younger they learn from each other
I agee with this. He is actually the pup we got that would learn from my 2 older dogs. The second one just died about 4 months ago. We got this guy a pup too, but she ended up being too timid for his personality. They got along and she learned from him, but ultimately after 4 years we decided it was best for her to be an only dog. She lives down the road with my mother now, and she is much more confident. We still get them together to play for short periods of time, but she much prefers to play alone.
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Deepwoodsbutcher you need to get another dog now so that the older one will teach the younger they learn from each other
Craig Rice Mine always learned the bad habits from the older dog.
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Picked up materials for finishing the interior of the shop. 4x8 Nrp panels and all the moulding/ trim. Glue for installation and caulk for sealing. Getting so close to moving in. Hopefully, by the end of next week we’ll be wrapping up construction!
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Picked up materials for finishing the interior of the shop. 4x8 Nrp panels and all the moulding/ trim. Glue for installation and caulk for sealing. Getting so close to moving in. Hopefully, by the end of next week we’ll be wrapping up construction!
Deepwoodsbutcher NPR or FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Panels)?
Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in! -
Deepwoodsbutcher NPR or FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Panels)?
Denny O it’s nrp. It’s still USDA certified and was considerably cheaper then frp. I decided this was an area I could go with the money saving option.
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Denny O it’s nrp. It’s still USDA certified and was considerably cheaper then frp. I decided this was an area I could go with the money saving option.
Deepwoodsbutcher What does “NRP” stand for? “____Reinforsed Panels”
Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in! -
Deepwoodsbutcher What does “NRP” stand for? “____Reinforsed Panels”
Denny O Non-fiberglass Reinforced Plastic
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Denny O Non-fiberglass Reinforced Plastic
Deepwoodsbutcher said in Home meat processing shop:
Denny O Non-fiberglass Reinforced Plastic
So then, what exactly are they?
Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in! -
Deepwoodsbutcher said in Home meat processing shop:
Denny O Non-fiberglass Reinforced Plastic
So then, what exactly are they?
Denny O NRP
standard panels are made with 100% PLAS-TEX densified solid polymer. FRP PANELS are made from high quality gelcoat over cured mineral-filled polyester resin and random strand fiberglass matt.
Simply put, it’s just a waterproof plastic wall panel. -
Denny O it’s nrp. It’s still USDA certified and was considerably cheaper then frp. I decided this was an area I could go with the money saving option.
Deepwoodsbutcher getting closer. Congrats to you
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