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... fillet minion but better, seriously.
Describe it like you were reviewing for a culinary magazine.
No, I am not joking.
he shot that one with a rifle, actually. don't know the make, model, distance, anything like that to tell you, but he does both gun and bow hunting. i'm telling you, one day he's gonna have a compound in montana. he's gonna kill all of his food and run his place off of a generator he build himself. he's gonna be kinda like leatherface.Deer meat is great- ONLY if done well.
I assume Laura's brother knows how to hunt and how to prepare the steak so
I am not worried about that.
I'm curious: Does he hunt with a gun or bow and arrow?
They say Bow and arrow is the right way to go, because then the animal dies instantly, and adrenalin is not rushed through the meat- (which reduces the quality of it) like what happenes with a gun (where the deep bleeds and hears the shot prior) - Either way - you need to be excellent with shooting and aiming: then the meat is the best.
I've had some venison that was HORRIBLE (wasn't prepared right and wasn't caught right) and some that was excellent.
It all depends on how you catch it or how you prepare it (very lean mat)
NL: have you ever had a wild boar? Forest animals have a wonderful taste that they seem to have in common wether if it's a deer or a boar.