Posted by SDE on June 07, 2015 at 07:22:55 from (174.124.89.254):
In Reply to: deer posted by randy1 on June 07, 2015 at 05:16:24:
How I heard it was that deer are good to eat in any month with an R in it. If deer are hanging around your track, it is because you have something there that they like to eat or the population is too high and they have no where else to go. When deer are a safety hazard, do what you need to do and do not worry about eating them. You are not a hunter in this situation, you are animal control only.
In a controlled environment meat can hang for two weeks. As the temp. is higher the time they can hang is shorter. With the hide off, one day is still safe. A friend said that one year, the hunters were taking their deer to a meat locker and they were stacked in the freezer with the hides on. The deer spoiled because they never cooled down. Air flow in important. SDE
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