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Q:Does anyone know what are the laws concerning carcass disposal in Kansas?

from rickmann on 06.04.12
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Game Prep and Cooking

Q:When field dressing a deer, do you split the pelvic bone or cut around the anus and pull?

from 25-06 guy on 02.04.12
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Q:Hey everyone, if there's anyone on here who knows a lot about cleaning/processing game, this question's for you. My brother shot a big doe with his .45 pistol on the last weekend of the late antlerless season. Because it was getting dark, he didn't see it fall, and couldn't find any blood/hair where it was standing. So he waited overnight to look, and found it right away in the morning, he had hit it perfectly and it only went about 100 yards and tipped over. When we went to clean it the insides had a very strong "gamey" smell, even though the bullet hadn't gone into the guts at all. We didn't think too much of it though, and most of the meat itself smelled fine at the time. But later when we cooked some of the hamburger made from that deer, it had an almost overpowering "rancid" smell, and tasted very strong too. My question is, why would it have a taste and smell like that? We've left deer out overnight in much warmer weather than that (it was less than 20 degrees) and it always tasted and smelled fine. We've even left gut-shot deer out overnight and they're usually fine as well.

from huntfishtrap on 01.31.12
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Q:Was there a recipe for plank roasted venison with raspberry sauce in the September issue of Outdoor Life? I promised my husband I would try it but I've lost my recipe. If someone could scan it and send it to me that would be awesome. Thanks!

from Dan Weiss on 09.03.11
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Q:How often do you check your trail cameras during the off-season? I currently live 45 mins from where I hunt and have been going in about every other week to see what is coming in. Just curious if I'm heading in too much. With bow season approaching I plan on not checking them as frequently to try to keep scent down to a minimum.

from Hntrb on 08.27.11
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Game Cooking Videos: Intro (5:51)
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Meet Chef John Schumacher and his daughter!

OL Recipe: Cowboy Pie (11:10)
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Chef John Schumacher introduces us to his first recipe- Cowboy Pie!

Live Hunt: How to Pack Out a Deboned Elk (6:30)
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Here are a few tricks to make packing multiple animals out of the wilderness easier.

Best Videos of 2011: Deer Runs Over Dog (00:32)
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Here's a bonus video as we kick off the countdown for the top five most watched videos on Outdoorlife.com.

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