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Poser":1x9r3it3 said:
http://www.outdoorlife.com/blogs/hunting/backstrap-taste-test-what%E2%80%99s-best-wild-game-meat?src=SOC&dom=tw



not too surprised by the rankings. figured elk would be at the top and whitetail and sheep near the bottom, although I figured antelope would be lower. wish they would have included blacktail in their comparison
 
Interesting, but I wonder what differences(if any) whitetail in different regions of the country have in taste. Personally, I don't think I have ever had any other than South Alabama deer.
 
BamaProud":2alo8evw said:
Interesting, but I wonder what differences(if any) whitetail in different regions of the country have in taste. Personally, I don't think I have ever had any other than South Alabama deer.

Huge difference! Ive eaten whitetail that fed 90% on alfalfa that tasted much different, better as well, than our acorn fed deer.

Same thing for a high country muley versus one that hangs out around ranches.


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AT Hiker":25q8tlwy said:
BamaProud":25q8tlwy said:
Interesting, but I wonder what differences(if any) whitetail in different regions of the country have in taste. Personally, I don't think I have ever had any other than South Alabama deer.

Huge difference! Ive eaten whitetail that fed 90% on alfalfa that tasted much different, better as well, than our acorn fed deer.

Same thing for a high country muley versus one that hangs out around ranches.


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here is a pretty good discussion of whitetail versus blacktail. I have always read that blacktail was Cadillac of the deer family in regards to meat quality. cold be the cold climate and subsequent quick cooling
 
Mule deer that live on the sage brush flats in Eastern Washington taste like azz on a stick...
 
BuckWild":2ls34e8t said:
Mule deer that live on the sage brush flats in Eastern Washington taste like azz on a stick...

That is funny right there. :D
 
I haven't heard a lot f great things about mule deer. When my parents lived I Alaska, they seemed to think that caribou was the best
 

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