Posted by Larry@stinescorner on December 18, 2013 at 17:56:05 from (74.105.24.232):
A friend of mine hunts with an older friend of his,My friends back was hurting so he didnt go hunting this afternoon,but hids older friend said he was going to go for a little while by himself. He shot a really big buck,and so,,,,when he called to get help to drag it out of the woods I went to help. He gutted the deer , and I drug it ot for him. I asked him what he does with the liver and heart,he said he leaves it at the gut pile. I went back and got them,heres a picture of them.I dont like to waste anything,if nothing else I Could cook it for our dog.My question is do you that hunt use the deer liver and heart?Im not a hunter,so Im not saying Im wrong or right,I dont know.
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