Butcher Shop
7 Episodes
Butcher Shop is a series of short how-to videos that will teach you how to process your wild game meat.
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Deer Processing: How to Remove a Venison Backstrap
Episode 1
The most delicious cuts of a deer come from the backstraps. Deer & Deer Hunting contributor Brad Fenson shows how to properly remove them in this step-by-step informational video. D&DH's Deer Camp Butcher Shop. Season 1, Episode 1.
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Deer Processing: How to Process a Deer Shoulder
Episode 2
Whether you are at deer camp or at home in your garage, processing a deer doesn't require a lot of fancy equipment. Brad Fenson shows us how to bone out a venison shoulder with just a few quick, easy steps and just a sharp knife as his tool. Deer Camp Butcher Shop. Season 1, Episode 2.
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Deer Camp Butcher Shop: How to Process Venison Ribs
Episode 3
It's easy to overlook the rib meat on a deer as "not worth the effort," but that's a huge mistake. Brad Fenson shows his methods of how to remove the ribs and have them ready for your smoker, slow cooker or BBQ grill. Deer Camp Butcher Shop. Season 1. Episode 3.
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Deer Processing: How to Remove the Tenderloins
Episode 4
Brad Fenson shows how to remove the tasty tenderloins while processing your own deer. Deer Camp Butcher Shop. Season 1. Episode 4.
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01:26Episode 5
Deer Processing: Neck Roast
Episode 5
The neck meat on a deer can sometimes be overlooked, which is a shame as it provides some outstanding venison neck roast recipes! Brad Fenson shows how to swiftly and smoothly process the neck meat on a deer. Deer Camp Butcher Shop. Season 1. Episode 5.
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03:54Episode 6
Deer Processing: Pulled Venison
Episode 6
Brad Fenson is at deer camp cookin' up some quick and easy pulled venison. Throw it in a crockpot and you'll have a delicious meal after a long day in the woods! Deer Camp Butcher Shop. Season 1. Episode 6.
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06:09Episode 7
Deer Processing: Venison Rouladen
Episode 7
Rouladen (or Rinderrouladen) is an Old World German dish made of bacon, onions, mustard and pickles, wrapped in a thin slice of meat. Modern folks often use beef, but the dish is originally believed to have been perfected with roe and red deer venison. Watch as Brad Fenson prepares one of the bes...