Deer processor around Knoxville

[TiptonDEER30]

Where does everybody take there deer in the Knoxville area? I just got a call from cold water farms where I took a doe yesterday! They said it will be ready tomorrow afternoon and will be $90!!!

 

[rmmonty32]

Buddy of mine used Morgans in greenback last yr... cost him 75$... i process it myself though. He was happy with it.

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[leader]

There was one off Murphy Rd behind Knoxville Center. They did a good job but don't know if he is still
There....


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[mike243]

I quit cold water farm when he hit $70,think he jumped $20 after his son died,reckon some folks can afford that but I cant. Last deer i had turned into breakfast sausage had 1\2" ring of freezer burn on the outside, not sure if it was from the previous year or what but throwed 50lbs away after cutting 4-5 tubes open the day after i picked it up

 

[jb357]

Do it yourself unless you want to over pay for a poor job

 

[rooketnhunter]

Johnson processing or two bucks in dandridge

 

[Mr_TTT2]

Do it yourself unless you want to over pay for a poor job

2x this. Maybe you don't want to invest in a grinder but, you can get a cheap one for $75 on ebay. Also, who says you get back your meat from your deer. I field dress, skin, debone, hang in old fridge, then pack for freezer myself. I learned how to do everything from youtube and once meat is frozen, you can do everything in different stages no hurrying. Sorry for troll comments for OP but never understood why people would use a DP. I personally think the processing of the deer as just another part of the hunting experience, respect the animal more, really see importance of shot placement (gut shots).

 

[rmmonty32]

Do it yourself unless you want to over pay for a poor job

2x this. Maybe you don't want to invest in a grinder but, you can get a cheap one for $75 on ebay. Also, who says you get back your meat from your deer. I field dress, skin, debone, hang in old fridge, then pack for freezer myself. I learned how to do everything from youtube and once meat is frozen, you can do everything in different stages no hurrying. Sorry for troll comments for OP but never understood why people would use a DP. I personally think the processing of the deer as just another part of the hunting experience, respect the animal more, really see importance of shot placement (gut shots).

I agree the processing for me is just as much fun as any other part of the hunt!!!

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[7mm08]

Adams in Claxton.
Vacuum sealed and never had a problem.

 

[stickler]

Adams in Claxton.
Vacuum sealed and never had a problem.

Yes they do a good job. Even had one them mount one about 15 years ago

 

[Winchester]

Adams in Claxton.
Vacuum sealed and never had a problem.

Yes they do a good job. Even had one them mount one about 15 years ago

Adams for me as well for the last 35 yrs