Posted: 4/30/2015 1:55:52 PM EDT
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I have noticed a lot of crappy dinner pic threads lately. Lets try to get back to some winners and less failure. I submit to you all my version of a dinner picture.
First you take the hams out of one of these, slice and tenderize to turn into cutlets. Then you batter and fry them chicken fried steak style. 
Then you take the back straps out of one of these, wrap in bacon, and sear on a cast iron skillet filled with bacon grease. 
Not pictured, preparing mashed potatoes and frying an entire package of bacon. Set the table and enjoy. 
At least three animals were harvested for the making of this dinner, two of them by me. The two deer deer were taken with a 14.5" SBR shooting 55 grain Ted Nugent Barnes TSX rounds. Both were hit at distances of 30 yards and 105 yards respectively, they both ran about 20 yards, fell over and expired. Weapon Details: RRA SBR Lower with BCM 14.5" upper, initially it had an EOtech with Magbul BUS then later changed to an Aimpoint Pro with MaTech BUIS with Streamlight HPL for lighting up pigs at night. Glock 19 Reload - NY reload S&W 442 Remington 700 is my brothers, not sure on specs. |
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That's not a KNIFE.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POJtaO2xB_o Aloha, Mark |
. I guess the awesomeness that is the "Teener Dinner Pic" threads are raising the bar 
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While young, axis deer will always have spots. http://www.pursuetheoutdoors.com/field-journals/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/IMG_0315.jpg Quoted:
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spots aren't sporting. even if the land owner is ok with it. While young, axis deer will always have spots. http://www.pursuetheoutdoors.com/field-journals/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/IMG_0315.jpg i know, that was a young deer though |