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    I always hang beef or venison during cooler months without aid of chiller, a bit of mould just means it just coming right and ready to be processed.
    Just cut into meat or around hip/shoulder joints and smell for decay if concerned.
    The smell of decay smells like rotting meat.

    A bit of mould appearing is nothing to sweat about.
    veitnamcam and Micky Duck like this.

 

 

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