And not OT 'cause I shot him with this:
So, red wine, white wine, or cold beer?
I'm a lucky guy...
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Backstrap & taters for dinner!
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pharmseller
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Backstrap & taters for dinner!
The menu:
And not OT 'cause I shot him with this:
So, red wine, white wine, or cold beer?
I'm a lucky guy...
P
And not OT 'cause I shot him with this:
So, red wine, white wine, or cold beer?
I'm a lucky guy...
P
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Re: Backstrap & taters for dinner!
Nice one, congrats!
I would go with beer myself, or maybe celebrate with a nice single malt scotch on the rocks
I would go with beer myself, or maybe celebrate with a nice single malt scotch on the rocks
ScottS
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Re: Backstrap & taters for dinner!
I can be there in 30 minutes or less 
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Re: Backstrap & taters for dinner!
We had some of my son's "free-range" doe's backstrap last night with rice, homegrown greenbeans, homegrown tomatoes, and homegrown delicata squash, add some homegrown blueberries & goat milk for dessert, and you have a meal! Yum!
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brucew44guns
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Re: Backstrap & taters for dinner!
Looks like a black tailed deer that wanted to come for dinner at your house medicine man. Good on you, where-abouts did you nail that one?
To hell with them fellas, buzzards gotta eat same as the worms.
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marlinman93
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Re: Backstrap & taters for dinner!
A cold beer or a big tall milk please!
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pharmseller
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Re: Backstrap & taters for dinner!
No blacktail, this one's a mulie. He was 2 1/2 years old. He zigged when he should have zagged in central Oregon. 200 grain Winchester Silvertip .348 through the lungs and that, as they say, was that.brucew44guns wrote:Looks like a black tailed deer that wanted to come for dinner at your house medicine man. Good on you, where-abouts did you nail that one?
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Shasta
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Re: Backstrap & taters for dinner!
Dang it! Now you went and got me all jealous! 
My dinner had the tater part covered thanks to a 50 lb. box of Tule Lake's finest, but I had to settle for beef instead of buck as I haven't seen a legal deer these past few years 
My dinner had the tater part covered thanks to a 50 lb. box of Tule Lake's finest, but I had to settle for beef instead of buck as I haven't seen a legal deer these past few years California Rifle & Pistol Association LIFE Member
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Re: Backstrap & taters for dinner!
Those Brning 71's are tack drivers and knock elk down quick, good rifle you have there. danny
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Re: Backstrap & taters for dinner!
My new favorite recipe for deer steak is:
Cast Iron skillet with a teaspoon of olive oil.
Brown steaks seasoned with garlic salt in skillet at medium heat while cutting up tators and carrots
Three peeled medium potatoes sliced 1/4"
1/3 bag of baby carrots split lengthwise.
After the steaks are browned scatter the veggies over the top, add half can(14.5 oz) of chicken broth, boil, then reduce heat to simmer and cover for 40-45 minutes or until the chicken broth is almost a paste. Yum, never any leftovers even with only us two.
Cast Iron skillet with a teaspoon of olive oil.
Brown steaks seasoned with garlic salt in skillet at medium heat while cutting up tators and carrots
Three peeled medium potatoes sliced 1/4"
1/3 bag of baby carrots split lengthwise.
After the steaks are browned scatter the veggies over the top, add half can(14.5 oz) of chicken broth, boil, then reduce heat to simmer and cover for 40-45 minutes or until the chicken broth is almost a paste. Yum, never any leftovers even with only us two.
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Re: Backstrap & taters for dinner!
Red wine of course!! I had bison stew and biscuits last two nights. Wow that is good eating.
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