Hunt cook eat wild deer video

[Smokethatstuff]

Hey all. Following my recent deer hunt, I've started smoking the meat. And it's coming out amazing!

Made a little video to share the experience and the work that's gone into it.

 

[tbern]

looks very good! nice little offset smoker you used. get a temp probe you can leave in the meat and you won't have to open the door 3 times to check for temp and lose a lot of heat and add on to the cooking time.

 

[Smokethatstuff]

looks very good! nice little offset smoker you used. get a temp probe you can leave in the meat and you won't have to open the door 3 times to check for temp and lose a lot of heat and add on to the cooking time.

Good tip, thank you. Very much learning as I go so any advice welcome

 

[mike243]

Welcome to the site, Inkbird is a sponsor here and run specials all the time, got 3 briskets going now and here is a screen shot of what to expect

 

[mike243]

Click on the picture to see whats up

 

[tallbm]

Hey all. Following my recent deer hunt, I've started smoking the meat. And it's coming out amazing!

Made a little video to share the experience and the work that's gone into it.

Hi there and welcome!

Nice job on getting a deer and cooking it!
I just got back from the rifle range to get ready for my upcoming hunt. Looking to score 4 this year and then process em. I try to fill my freezer with about 150-200 pounds of natural wild game each year (well pre pandemic). Just now getting back to it since 2019 was the last year I hunted due to the pandemic.

Also, wonderful job on the video. I LOVE that you used text and avoided music and intro themes etc. I feel like people delay and distract too much when talking as they try to make a video. I find the most enjoyable and informative ones simply show what's supposed to happen and provide the info along the way in form of text and/or voice over. Thanks for making a good video!

Great work all around!

 

[chilerelleno]

Nice video, agree on use of text vs spoken word.

Meat turned out nice.

Sharpen your knife!

 

[Smokethatstuff]

Hi there and welcome!

Nice job on getting a deer and cooking it!
I just got back from the rifle range to get ready for my upcoming hunt. Looking to score 4 this year and then process em. I try to fill my freezer with about 150-200 pounds of natural wild game each year (well pre pandemic). Just now getting back to it since 2019 was the last year I hunted due to the pandemic.

Also, wonderful job on the video. I LOVE that you used text and avoided music and intro themes etc. I feel like people delay and distract too much when talking as they try to make a video. I find the most enjoyable and informative ones simply show what's supposed to happen and provide the info along the way in form of text and/or voice over. Thanks for making a good video!

Great work all around!

Thank you! Great to share the experience

 

[Smokethatstuff]

Nice video, agree on use of text vs spoken word.

Meat turned out nice.

Sharpen your knife!

The knife was very much sharpened after. That was a bit of a bad on my part. Being neck it does not cut well with all the tendons and sinew, but makes awesome pulled meat. Used it for a chilli the next day. All the flavour