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  1. 10-06-2013, 09:34 PM #31
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    Good on Ya Dundee.
    I the best Holidays are usually the simplest too.



    I know one or two secreat fat boy spots in that general vicinity that does away with the need to climb your arse off and can produce a deer or two on the odd occasion.

    Like you said leave the climbing to the young fellas.

    Good work on the mouse trapping too.

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  3. 10-06-2013, 09:37 PM #32
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    Cheers p38
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  4. 10-06-2013, 09:55 PM #33
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    looks like you had a great trip & some prime veni to take home ,can't grumble about that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris View Post
    looks like you had a great trip & some prime veni to take home ,can't grumble about that.
    Hope to get back up to Waihi next year mate,it was a great weekend with the family and some great mates.
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    Skin it and when you think it has aged sufficiently bone it out.
    Start on the inside of the leg where the bone is closest to the surface and peal it of the bone with the knife(I like a pointy one for this) following the muscle groups(IE dont just hack threw a great big muscle to find the bone)
    Once the bone is out you should be able to just force your fingers between the muscles to separate them and see where your going.
    knife what you need to to end up with separate muscle groups on ya bench and slice across the grain.

    If there is any suspicion it might not be real tender(still pissy and stinky from the roar or skinny or no tucker(you just had a real bad drought ay)) slice thinly and fry fuckin quickly!


    Im not a butcher but this works for me and well
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    Copy that VC if Neckshot leaves his bloody booze alone he might show me. It will be day 5 hanging tomorrow and tenderized trip back off the hills.
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    Good work on the mouse trapping too.

    well done Dundee, would love to get my partner out there with me but its a 'no,no' im afraid....

    great advice on the leg cuts VC, cheers
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    Ok got the muscle groups off. Does this look right?Name: picture 1860.jpg Views: 404 Size: 165.0 KBName: picture 1861.jpg Views: 322 Size: 162.2 KBName: picture 1862.jpg Views: 297 Size: 164.8 KB
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Ok got the muscle groups off. Does this look right?Attachment 10827Attachment 10828Attachment 10829
    Yep looks yummy
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    Dundee preferably trim the silver sinew off if you are going to eat it as a BBQ'd or fried steak. It is OK to leave on of you are going to slow casserole.
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    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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    Thanks back to work then
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    Cheers Rushy
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    Yep near enough

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Cheers Rushy
    Just for next time Dundee try taking the silver off like you would skin a fish, and its eaisier before its steaked. Looks yum mate!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Cheers Rushy
    Oh and Dundee if you put any bloody Watties tomato sauce near it I will come down and give you the bash myself.
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