I saved the backstraps and tenderloins. The rest im going to grind and do sticks/ salami with. First time ill be grinding and seasoning. Well see how it turns out :/Good shooting Hardstalk. After reading the reviews about antelope meat, it makes me want to try some of mine (I killed one a month ago) I de-boned it and had it on ice within an hour and a half, the next day I had it in the fridge, day after that I cleaned it up little better and put it in the freezer. I was planning on making pepper-lope sticks out of it since most folks I talk to say it's not so good. It's still in the deep freeze...
Best off cutting a few steaks and deciding for yourself if its any good.Good shooting Hardstalk. After reading the reviews about antelope meat, it makes me want to try some of mine (I killed one a month ago) I de-boned it and had it on ice within an hour and a half, the next day I had it in the fridge, day after that I cleaned it up little better and put it in the freezer. I was planning on making pepper-lope sticks out of it since most folks I talk to say it's not so good. It's still in the deep freeze...
I made brats out of some of my antelope, turned out good. Wished I would have used a 60% antelope, 40% pork instead of 75/25 but everybody seemed to like it anyways. I will be looking to make salami and sticks with some elk burger, assuming I am able to get one on the ground this season.I saved the backstraps and tenderloins. The rest im going to grind and do sticks/ salami with. First time ill be grinding and seasoning. Well see how it turns out :/
Good to know. That was going to be one of the experiments!I made brats out of some of my antelope, turned out good. Wished I would have used a 60% antelope, 40% pork instead of 75/25 but everybody seemed to like it anyways. I will be looking to make salami and sticks with some elk burger, assuming I am able to get one on the ground this season.
Sweet! Nothing like blooding a purpose built gun.It sure was! I have some damage pics, it definitely did the trick.