#3061076 - 12/03/12 11:10 AM
Re: Deer Processor Prices & Horror Stories?
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40% is about what you will get back.
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#3061750 - 12/03/12 06:29 PM
Re: Deer Processor Prices & Horror Stories?
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5 or more walmartbags is a big deer, 4 walmart bags is a good deer. 2 walmart bags is a small deer. 
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#3067060 - 12/06/12 09:05 PM
Re: Deer Processor Prices & Horror Stories?
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wwa7
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Registered: 11/19/09
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I used a processor in north ms this yr bc i heard good things about him.... he screwed me. A friend of mine took him two does i killed during bowseason. Both does live weight was 130lb. I wanted everthing done in burger. When he picked it up, i got 13 sticks of burger, each stick weighing bt a lb. and a lb. and 1/2..... never again. (i cut the backstraps and loins out before he took the does
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#3069291 - 12/08/12 11:59 AM
Re: Deer Processor Prices & Horror Stories?
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I would never step foot in Lebanon Meat Locker for sure.But there is one a guy by the name of Al that runs North Lebanon Deer Processing that in my opinion does a great job.Very clean place and super nice guy to deal with.Charges around 75.00 for standard cut and also is involved with Hunters for the Hungry and does it on donations only.
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#3071218 - 12/09/12 04:54 PM
Re: Deer Processor Prices & Horror Stories?
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Fordman
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we began processing our own deer over a decade ago. Toady all my kids are involved and its a family affair that we actually look forward to. When we started we used a hand crank meat grinder and that sucked pretty bad. Finally decided to buy a good electric meat grinder and we are still at it a decade later. Processors are like anything else some good, some not to good. In today's economy I just cant see throwing that money away. A meat grinder (400), some good fillet knives, a sharpener, and a little time is really all you need. There are 3 of of deer hunting so my investment paid for itself the first season.
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#3084994 - 12/18/12 10:31 AM
Re: Deer Processor Prices & Horror Stories?
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I used Owl Holler Processing in Lafayette on my doe I got Thanksgiving weekend. Overall I've happy with thier price and quality of work.
It was $60 base price for standard cut. $4lb for summer sausage, min 10 pounds. $5lb for summer sausage with cheese, min 10 pounds, they did breakfast sausage but I don't remember the price, but again min 10 pounds.
I got the standard sumer sausage, it tastes good. I prefer mine to not be ground quite as fine, but again no real complaint, the flavor is there and everyone that's tried it has liked it.
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