Process Hindquarters and Round Steaks
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How to clean a deer for the Best Flavored Meat!
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Proceed to the hindquarters, which contain the valuable round steaks. First, use a reciprocating saw to cut through the bone at the 'pivot point' of the leg to separate the main muscle groups. Once separated, carefully de-bone the hindquarters using your knife, following the contours of the bone to remove all meat. Pay particular attention to extracting the large muscles that will become round steaks. After de-boning, remove any remaining black skin and fat from the round steaks with a knife, and if necessary, use a propane torch to burn off any stray hairs, similar to the process for other cuts.
Goal: De-bone the hindquarters and prepare round steaks for consumption.
Tools and materials
- Butchering Knife — De-boning and trimming the hindquarter meat
- Propane Torch — Burning off any residual hair from the meat
- Reciprocating Saw Milwaukee — Cutting through the bone at the pivot point of the hindquarters
- Deer Hindquarters N/A — The main cut being processed
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