memphismason

When everyone say that they do their own, are you guys doing your own ground meat, sausages, summer sausages, etc? This is where I feel left out because all I know to do is remove the muscles cr the bone and then decide three types of meat, Steaks, Roasts, and cube meat (too small for the other two) and will ne used in stew or added to a roast. I split the ribs and smoke them, but that is all my dad knew to do and that is all he taught me to do.

Because that is my opinion after just recently upgrading my phone month to an Iphone 3Gs, and in my opinion there is not a phone on the market that can touch the iPhone. The G1 and fuze are close but that only counts in horse shoes and hand grenades. Remember this my opinion and does not have to belong to anyone else.

Great Letter. I would be pissed at the response. It does seem like she is blowing you off, with such a short response.

I was an Iphone hater (its cool to be a rebel), until I bought my wife a first gen from a member here. After that I bought myself the new 3gs, and even bought my wife a 3g from a friend who upgrade to a 3gs. So in a matter of a month and a half I have bought all three different models. It is definitely worth the money. There is no phone out there that can touch this one. The Google phone and the Fuse come in second, but I think it will be a little while before anyone surpases the iphone.

Somehow we made it through the night. I set up watch, but I couldn't make it the duration of the night. I think it is picking its time to "shine". Man the intensity of the wait is about to get to me. I am scared and excited all at the same time. I will keep you guys updated.

I believe he is wrong about the 3 buck limit for the last 20 years. The buck limit might be closer to 10 years old, plus or minus 2 years. I do agree with him about letting the hunters and property owners govern themselves. Too much interference and all of us hunters might start wearing these.... LOL

Sorry wd-40, for the pm not getting to you in time. I guess I should have done it from my iphone. I wanted to post this publicly also. The purpose of this thread is to create a list of recommended Deer Processing places that hunters have used. I do my own processing but have toyed with the idea of hiring it out, due to the time it takes me to do it, plus my lack of knowledge of doing it correctly. I have started a new thread called "Processing your own deer meat", and would love to have contributions to that thread so that we all might learn new tips and tricks. Pleas everyone, if you have used a place and would recommend it, please do. If you have used a place and think we might should steer clear of it, please share that also. Thanks

Who does there own Deer Meat Processing? Please chime in with any info that will help others with their own processing.

Has anyone used Glenn's in Moscow, TN. Where is a good place between Memphis and Whitevill TN. on highway 64?

Definitely the operator..... I kid, I kid. I think the both of us need a new arrow rest.

So far everything is going good. I almost can't believe it

2009-10 Hunting Seasons Set at May TWRC Meeting NASHVILLE --- The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission has established the 2009-10 state hunting seasons during the May meeting which was held at the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s Region II Ray Bell Building. Deer hunters will find a big change to their 2009-10 seasons. The commission followed TWRA’s recommendation in unifying the two muzzleloader segments by bringing the December segment forward and attaching it to the tail end of the November segment. This creates a continuous 14-day muzzleloader season (starting Nov. 7) that continues to the opening day of gun season (Nov. 21). Unit B hunters have the biggest increase in hunting opportunities as they will now follow the same season dates as Units A and L. The change means that East Tennessee hunters will have no more closed days during the middle of deer season. Besides the season date shift, the TWRC approved a flat statewide three-buck limit, eliminating the two-buck restriction in Unit B. There were also numerous adjustments to antlerless opportunities across the state. The West Tennessee counties of Chester, Haywood, and Henderson counties were moved into Unit L, while antlerless quotas were adjusted in many Unit A counties. Tennessee deer hunters having a difficult time finding an open check station will now be allowed to check their deer in over the internet. Details of this option will be available in the 2009-10 Hunting & Trapping Guide that will available this later this summer. In bear and boar seasons, there were minimal changes from last year's record setting season other than moving the Nov. 16 dog hunt up two weeks to Nov. 2 to reduce conflict between bear hunters and deer hunters. The bear dog training season was expanded and now runs from Aug. 29 to Sept. 20, 2009. There are minimal changes to the turkey seasons. Other than creating the 12-day fall turkey season (Dec. 7-18), a few counties saw increases in their fall turkey quotas. The 2010 spring turkey season will run April 3 through May 16 with the Young Sportsman hunt falling on March 27-28. Lastly, many WMAs were opened to statewide seasons with few restrictions. “Giving hunters a place to hunt is what these WMAs are all about,†says Ed Warr, Assistant Chief of Wildlife. “Knowing that a WMA is open for hunting the same time a county is open is a tremendous help for those that do not have private property to hunt. “There is no need for worry. The traditional, highly managed WMAs, which focus on waterfowl or quality deer management, remained as they have been in the past to maintain their management goals.†The commission also passed an amendment to the sport fishing proclamation that changed the smallmouth bass regulations on South Holston Reservoir. The minimum size limit for smallmouth bass was changed from 18 to 15 inches in length. The amendment follows a change that was made at the April TWRC meeting from 18 to 15 inches on Boone and Watauga reservoirs. The TWRC’s next meeting will be June 17-18 in Nashville at the Ray Bell Building. ---TWRA---

We did blow the out of that one squirrel I did manage to shot.

I am with you on that. I try to help out around these parts with the crow problem.

What I would like for this thread to be is a place where everyone can share where they get their Deer Meat Processed and how they rate the overall experience. Please List: Name Location Phone Number (if you have it) Price Range and tell your experience using this place good or bad. This is for people who use a company/individual for hire to process deer meat. Please keep the posts on Topic. I have never used anyone because I do all my own processing, so I will not be posting any info, just the occasional question, as I am looking for someone to start processing my deer meat. I think everyone could benefit from this. If this turns out well, we consider making it a sticky.

See ya later, and don't be a stranger.

Thats funny.

Your Right Round Chambered and Bottle opened. I am about to myself.

Well I am conducting a study. I have taken the most dangerous pistol a person can own (Glock) and sit it next to some alcohol.....and for an added danger I even left a live round on top of the gun. Oh my God, can you say scary. I Love Living on the edge. I just hope I aint around when the SHTF, cause with this combination, I know it is bound to happen.

I have never harvested 3 in one day. I have shot two at one time, and that was more cleaning than I wanted to do.

When talking to someone about deer hunting make sure that they don't "know-it-all". Those guys are about as worthless as teets on a boar hog. There are a lot of hunters out there that think their opinion is "God ordained". I constantly learn new things about the sport, and I try to share what I know but I am always up for new or better things. Just keep an open mind when reading "professional opinions" and only believe about half of what I say. LOL

Belive me, you and her both will be looking for your own "get away" befor too long.

Man that sucks.

It really did, since the tree rat hunting didn't go so swell that day.

This would be neat to do. Getting back to one's roots. Kinda like using a long bow.