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The tasks of field dressing, skinning, and butchering deer can be daunting. In "Butchering Deer," John Weiss makes these necessary jobs easy and fun. Weiss covers it all: selecting the right deer for the best-tasting venison, simple techniques for field dressing.as well as various methods for taking a deer out of the woods with minimal stress. Specific chapters are devoted to butchering the front legs, the hind legs, and the loin and ribs. Chapters on freezing, defrosting, tenderizing, and preparing venison will have readers longing for the upcoming deer season. The easy-to-follow text is highlighted with step-by-step instructions, 140 photographs, illustrations, and recipes.<br>
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From steaks, stews, chili and chops to sausage, jerky and roasts, fresh venison is a dish unrivaled, just ask a deer hunter. This is a book for the men and women who, each fall, take to the woods, the farmers fields, the meadows and the trails. Tracking a deer and sometimes a trophy buck, to fill the their bellies and freezer with fresh venison. As Flannel John has always said "a good meal makes for a good day."
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