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Timberstalker

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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...
 

hardstalk

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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 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 :/
 

tdub24

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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.
 

tdub24

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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 :/
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.
 

hardstalk

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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.
Good to know. That was going to be one of the experiments!
 

Blaze

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Jan 22, 2013
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Congratulations...Sweet success! We usually have most of our pronghorn ground up into burger with ten percent beef tallow. We use it a lot in chili, spaghetti sauce, and lasagna, meat balls etc... We are hoping to fill our freezer soon too, as we are heading for Wyoming the 2 nd of October for another pronghorn hunt.