Venison Jerky

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I think I fixed it - I brought the smoker to 225° then after it got to 200° I turned it down and the Apple wood smoke was thick. Ran for one hour and the meat hit 150° and softened up. Now I will run for a few hours at 130° to dry it out. Chew disappears after 30 seconds. Odd rescue.

I think my mistake was forgetting to dry age prior or wet age after the defrost. And yes I panicked!

Well Welcome a new member from Valley Forge PA.
 
Thanks for reply, I am always looking for a soft chew that lasts about a minute. The first test pieces were so bad you could not swallow after 5+ minutes. So I brought it up to cooking temp to soften it.
 
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