There are a lot of great wild game processors out there, but there are plenty of bad ones, too. With a shady butcher, you likely won’t get back your specific deer but rather a mishmash of all the ...

Butcher shops keep getting more expensive, so now is the time to start processing your own wild game. Here’s what you need to ...

It’s hard to beat a perfectly cooked steak, but other methods of preparation can be just as satisfying. It’s hard to beat a well-prepped, perfectly cooked steak — especially after all the time and ...

Wild Bulletin, Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Fish and Wildlife: Interested in processing your own deer? Head over to our new webpage to view instructional videos from our partners at ...

The goal when processing your deer or elk (or really any red meat for that matter) is to get rid of as much fat, stray hairs and dirt, and membrane as you can. It may feel like you’re wasting bits of ...