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Antelope-good to eat?
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<blockquote data-quote="jde512" data-source="post: 674764" data-attributes="member: 12465"><p>I grew up on a Wyoming ranch and hunted them every year. Shoot the does they are better eating than the bucks. One thing I found is don't run them if you Do they will taste strong. Make sure to wash them good. I always let them hang for a day after skinning. I also use a propan weed burner and flash burn any hair left on after skinning. Always trim the meat before cooking. A good doe taken care of will taste milder than deer or elk and better than beef. If you wound one and don't knock it down it can turn into a long hunt and the meat will taste strong.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jde512, post: 674764, member: 12465"] I grew up on a Wyoming ranch and hunted them every year. Shoot the does they are better eating than the bucks. One thing I found is don't run them if you Do they will taste strong. Make sure to wash them good. I always let them hang for a day after skinning. I also use a propan weed burner and flash burn any hair left on after skinning. Always trim the meat before cooking. A good doe taken care of will taste milder than deer or elk and better than beef. If you wound one and don't knock it down it can turn into a long hunt and the meat will taste strong. [/QUOTE]
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