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Old 01-27-2010, 12:19 PM
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I butchered last weekend--2 beeves (slaughtered professionally) and 2 pigs (slaughtered myself). Enough meat for 4 families for a year--about 1000 pounds of meat.

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Occasionally on the golf course, and generally after a very nice drive, I will butcher my approach shot. Nothing pisses me off more.

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I butchered last weekend--2 beeves (slaughtered professionally) and 2 pigs (slaughtered myself). Enough meat for 4 families for a year--about 1000 pounds of meat.

Who else butchers?
I don't suppose you'd count boning and cutting up whole chickens.

Nope, never had the need or the opportunity to butcher an animal. What do you use on the large bones? Some sort of saw? And how much of the total weight would you estimate you throw out?
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I have butchered a couple pigs before. Slaughtered professionally but we turned the corpse into sausage, pork chops, roasts, whatever. Had to give it to someone else to make the bacon and ham though.
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I don't suppose you'd count boning and cutting up whole chickens.

Nope, never had the need or the opportunity to butcher an animal. What do you use on the large bones? Some sort of saw? And how much of the total weight would you estimate you throw out?
When I did it, we had a bunch of knives and a band saw.
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So there is a bacon specialist in the butchery field?
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I don't suppose you'd count boning and cutting up whole chickens.

Nope, never had the need or the opportunity to butcher an animal. What do you use on the large bones? Some sort of saw? And how much of the total weight would you estimate you throw out?
band saw probably
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So there is a bacon specialist in the butchery field?
Since it has to be cured/smoked/made into yummy goodness, it got sent to a place that cured it for us.
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I've only butchered deer before. It's a lot of fun, but you have to wash so much hair off.
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