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<blockquote data-quote="buffalorancher" data-source="post: 273697" data-attributes="member: 5771"><p>When I worked in Alaska we would cut the green off the meat hanging on the meat pole and eat it. Our clients never took much meat so 4 or 5 guys could only eat moose meat so fast. Also, I used to have a guy that worked for me that would cut up any cull deer he shot right away. It was mostly because he didn't want to do his real job but that pre-rigormortis meat was always tougher than hell. We shot 2 does one time and he cut his up right away and I left mine for a week or so and the difference was night and day. I think it is prudent for a hunter to put the caring for their harvested meat ahead of everything else but there is more margin of error than a lot of people realize. We shoot buffalo all year long, including the warm summer months and we never have a problem with leaving them whole for several hours if necessary. Some lockers prefer them delivered whole. If you do ever get a problem though, it will be the esophagus or hump but that is an overnight deal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buffalorancher, post: 273697, member: 5771"] When I worked in Alaska we would cut the green off the meat hanging on the meat pole and eat it. Our clients never took much meat so 4 or 5 guys could only eat moose meat so fast. Also, I used to have a guy that worked for me that would cut up any cull deer he shot right away. It was mostly because he didn't want to do his real job but that pre-rigormortis meat was always tougher than hell. We shot 2 does one time and he cut his up right away and I left mine for a week or so and the difference was night and day. I think it is prudent for a hunter to put the caring for their harvested meat ahead of everything else but there is more margin of error than a lot of people realize. We shoot buffalo all year long, including the warm summer months and we never have a problem with leaving them whole for several hours if necessary. Some lockers prefer them delivered whole. If you do ever get a problem though, it will be the esophagus or hump but that is an overnight deal. [/QUOTE]
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