Got a feeling deer hunters and body shops are going

[thatsbaseball]

to have a busy year. At the end of my street in Madison this morning. A herd of 3 spikes, a 4 point and 3 does. They all looked healthy but there's just too many.

 

[Shmuley]

What’s the going rate for deer processing these days? Just curious.

 

[The Cooterpoot]

What’s the going rate for deer processing these days? Just curious.

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

What’s the going rate for deer processing these days? Just curious.

Depends on what you want but the guy I used hasn’t gone up in price in years. I get the back straps and tenderloins whole and grind up the rest.

 

[thatsbaseball]

What’s the going rate for deer processing these days? Just curious.

Last time I figured it up a half pound deer/bacon burger cost about the same as a 1 1/2 inch choice ribeye **

 

[Dawgbite]

What’s the going rate for deer processing these days? Just curious.

I think I paid $85 for the last one I killed and that was several years ago. Unless you can do it yourself, it’s cheaper to go to the grocery store and buy beef.

 

[Dog88]

Venison processing prices are insane. I can buy Country Pleasing smoked sausage in the grocery store for less than what it cost me to have the venison I provide the processor to be turned into sausage. We started processing our own ground venison last season due to the rising costs.

 

[GloryDawg]

Always ask the adjuster if he will let you file it under your comp and not collision. The worst case is he says no.

 

[OopsICroomedmypants]

Buy a DC grinder instead of AC. DC grinders don't heat up. It's not hard to process your own meat, but it takes time. That's just part of the hunting process for me. It helps me appreciate what the animal provides and I can trim it up better than the deer processing places do. It also like to sharpen my knives, so there's that.

 

[Dawgbite]

Buy a DC grinder instead of AC. DC grinders don't heat up. It's not hard to process your own meat, but it takes time. That's just part of the hunting process for me. It helps me appreciate what the animal provides and I can trim it up better than the deer processing places do. It also like to sharpen my knives, so there's that.

Sharpening knives is so relaxing while watching TV.

 

[WutheringDawg]

Always ask the adjuster if he will let you file it under your comp and not collision. The worst case is he says no.

A deer hit is always comp