Debone and Extract Prime Cuts

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After the deer is skinned, the process moves to deboning and extracting the most prized cuts of meat. This includes the backstraps, which are large, lean muscles running along the spine, and the tenderloins, smaller and more delicate cuts found inside the abdominal cavity. These are carefully removed using a sharp butchering knife, cutting as close to the bone as possible to maximize yield and minimize waste. This step focuses on precision to preserve the quality and quantity of these high-value cuts.

Goal: Obtain backstraps and tenderloins with minimal waste

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Butchering Knife — Deboning and separating meat cuts

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okay good morning one and all hey uh we are going to try this is attempt two at this um we are we got a busy day ahead of us we've got to build a road but I got a phone call last night uh my daughter H it she didn't hit a deer somebody hit a deer in front of her and then left it on the side of the road so we're going to go help her and uh when I say this is attempt to if you've already heard this message this is not the same video that you heard before uh I started to make this video and then it turned out to be a rant video and I'm not going to rant today we've got a lot of stuff to get done so we are going to head out she's going to show up we're going to go start processing a deer and then uh we are going to go across the road and we've got to fix a wash out we've had a lot of wash outs a lot of issues we're going to go across the lake I should say and uh start repairing a washed out road that's over there so without wasting any more time let's get into today's video and uh let the action start happening so we're heading out to what I call the eagle tree look at we got the baby turkeys they're running over here so that's the eagle tree right there and uh so when we process uh animals doesn't matter what it is deer cow pig anything we always leave the inerts underneath the eagle tree for a very specific reason cuz if we put those inerts anywhere near our homes we're attracting the mega Predators we're attracting the Bears the coyotes the wolves and there's a lot of them up here cougar links there's a lot of them not a little there is a lot lot but by putting the innards under underneath the eagle tree the Eagles dominate so they come up there and they hang out and they perch we've had up to 17 Eagles hanging out underneath the eagle tree so we're going to get that uh that deer uh the beginning the processes underneath the eagle tree to get her cleaned up and then uh I'll let the kids finish up tanning and everything else and we'll go build that road all right so here we go this is the

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