How to keep a dead deer from stiffening up?
Q. I hunt a lot. I also watch a lot of hunting shows. A lot of times, they show the deer they shot the night before (the following morning) and the deer does not appear to be stiff. How do they do that? They can move the neck freely as if the deer never stiffened at all. There must be some sort of trick to this I don't know about.
Asked by Anna - Sun Jun 21 01:40:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they go and kill another deer and don't tell you about it for demonstration reasons
Answered by Shawn B - Sun Jun 21 01:46:46 2009
Q. I hunt a lot. I also watch a lot of hunting shows. A lot of times, they show the deer they shot the night before (the following morning) and the deer does not appear to be stiff. How do they do that? They can move the neck freely as if the deer never stiffened at all. There must be some sort of trick to this I don't know about.
Asked by Anna - Sun Jun 21 01:40:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they go and kill another deer and don't tell you about it for demonstration reasons
Answered by Shawn B - Sun Jun 21 01:46:46 2009
We made some deer jerky, and it tastes just like regular beef jerky. What did we do wrong?
Q. We sliced and steamed the meat to 165 degrees before drying it, and it was soaked for 4 days in a marinade of fresh ginger, sea salt, pepper, brown sugar, ponzu sauce, garlic, onion powder, meat tenderizer, worceshire sauce and cayenne pepper. The meat was very tender and tasty, but it tastes like beef, not deer. Any thoughts for making a more "gamey" jerky? Everyone who tastes it doesn't believe it's deer.
Asked by la reigne de sarcasm - Sun Aug 12 12:21:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I think it was in the seasoning. Don't get me wrong, it sounds delicious but it would easily disguise the gaminess of the venison.
Answered by chef.jnstwrt - Sun Aug 12 12:34:45 2007
Q. We sliced and steamed the meat to 165 degrees before drying it, and it was soaked for 4 days in a marinade of fresh ginger, sea salt, pepper, brown sugar, ponzu sauce, garlic, onion powder, meat tenderizer, worceshire sauce and cayenne pepper. The meat was very tender and tasty, but it tastes like beef, not deer. Any thoughts for making a more "gamey" jerky? Everyone who tastes it doesn't believe it's deer.
Asked by la reigne de sarcasm - Sun Aug 12 12:21:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I think it was in the seasoning. Don't get me wrong, it sounds delicious but it would easily disguise the gaminess of the venison.
Answered by chef.jnstwrt - Sun Aug 12 12:34:45 2007
How do I keep deer out of my vegetable garden?
Q. I have corn and other things that deer love to devour. Is there anything that I can plant or leave out to discourage the deer. Little critters.
Asked by Heffer - Sat May 31 13:30:38 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to your local dog groomer and ask for a bag or two of hair clippings. Spread it around the parameter of your garden and mulch it into the ground a little. Deer tend to stay away from domesticated dogs, the smell of their hair should ward them off nicely.
Answered by Doc - Sat May 31 13:39:22 2008
Q. I have corn and other things that deer love to devour. Is there anything that I can plant or leave out to discourage the deer. Little critters.
Asked by Heffer - Sat May 31 13:30:38 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to your local dog groomer and ask for a bag or two of hair clippings. Spread it around the parameter of your garden and mulch it into the ground a little. Deer tend to stay away from domesticated dogs, the smell of their hair should ward them off nicely.
Answered by Doc - Sat May 31 13:39:22 2008
Any good deer-resistant plants for a shade garden?
Q. I am dealing with two problems in one here: 1. My front yard faces North and gets very little sun. 2. We have an outrageously large deer population that isn't too picky about food. I'm planning on creating two plots: one is about 2' by 10' and the other is a quarter-circle, about 5' in radius. Also, I live in Virginia, if that helps. Given that anything is better than nothing, suggest away! Flowering plants, decorative grasses, shrubs, herbs - I don't care!
Asked by Justin B - Wed Apr 2 23:50:13 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. University of Virginia Extension Deer resistant plants Scroll down about midway The plants are all categorized Most plants require some sun but you can select from the lists and determine shade ***NOTE*** All of the links can be opened for possible information If you need to you can contact WVU for plant specifics Contact: John W. Jett, 304/293-6131 ext. 4224 Lewis W. Jett, 304/293-6131 ext. 4240 Horticulture Specialists, WVU Extension Service Contact Us Missouri resident To RScott You give the shortest answers and I give the longest ones. I'm glad I'm not a deer in your area...my rump would be hurtin' all the time...
Answered by LucySD - Thu Apr 3 00:50:55 2008
Q. I am dealing with two problems in one here: 1. My front yard faces North and gets very little sun. 2. We have an outrageously large deer population that isn't too picky about food. I'm planning on creating two plots: one is about 2' by 10' and the other is a quarter-circle, about 5' in radius. Also, I live in Virginia, if that helps. Given that anything is better than nothing, suggest away! Flowering plants, decorative grasses, shrubs, herbs - I don't care!
Asked by Justin B - Wed Apr 2 23:50:13 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. University of Virginia Extension Deer resistant plants Scroll down about midway The plants are all categorized Most plants require some sun but you can select from the lists and determine shade ***NOTE*** All of the links can be opened for possible information If you need to you can contact WVU for plant specifics Contact: John W. Jett, 304/293-6131 ext. 4224 Lewis W. Jett, 304/293-6131 ext. 4240 Horticulture Specialists, WVU Extension Service Contact Us Missouri resident To RScott You give the shortest answers and I give the longest ones. I'm glad I'm not a deer in your area...my rump would be hurtin' all the time...
Answered by LucySD - Thu Apr 3 00:50:55 2008
How many deer can you shoot in Texas in a season?
Q. My wife thinks you can shoot as many as you want on private property, and the law is governed by the state. I said that anyone that shoots a deer, no matter where it is shot, must tag the deer because each county has different laws regarding how many deer you may shoot. Please send sources, preferably from an official Texas website or guide about hunting laws!
Asked by JordTeic - Mon Nov 6 20:20:15 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The number of Whitetail deer which may be shot in a hunting season differs from county to county. BUt overall the most which can be shot in one year is 5. Most counties it is 4(2 bucks and 2 antlerless) The high fence has no bearing at all on the numbers. The deer is considered a Texas game animal and is subject to the restrictions set down by the Texas Pars and wildlife department. The only thing which is wide open is exotic game animals such as sika, fallow, axis, and blackbuck. To determine the number you can for where you hunt is given to you in the handbook when you buy your license and can be found when you go to TPWD's web site.
Answered by tom4texas - Wed Nov 8 17:34:17 2006
Q. My wife thinks you can shoot as many as you want on private property, and the law is governed by the state. I said that anyone that shoots a deer, no matter where it is shot, must tag the deer because each county has different laws regarding how many deer you may shoot. Please send sources, preferably from an official Texas website or guide about hunting laws!
Asked by JordTeic - Mon Nov 6 20:20:15 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The number of Whitetail deer which may be shot in a hunting season differs from county to county. BUt overall the most which can be shot in one year is 5. Most counties it is 4(2 bucks and 2 antlerless) The high fence has no bearing at all on the numbers. The deer is considered a Texas game animal and is subject to the restrictions set down by the Texas Pars and wildlife department. The only thing which is wide open is exotic game animals such as sika, fallow, axis, and blackbuck. To determine the number you can for where you hunt is given to you in the handbook when you buy your license and can be found when you go to TPWD's web site.
Answered by tom4texas - Wed Nov 8 17:34:17 2006
How come Deer can live longer than humans when shot in the heart?
Q. When shooting humans in the heart, they either die instantly or die withing seconds. When you shoot a deer in the heart, He can run off for several meters. Why is this? Saids Doctors and common sense. How can you bring up movies?
Asked by Sabastien G - Tue May 13 02:25:15 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Humans don't die instantly- a man shot in the heart can still live for seconds, possibly over a minute (source: the military). A deer can run for a while with it's hear blown out also- mainly because of adrenaline. If you just shot it, and sit down, it will die soon, when you stand up and start yelling about what a big one you got... you will be tracking him for the next two hours.
Answered by azgsusfreak - Tue May 13 12:38:31 2008
Q. When shooting humans in the heart, they either die instantly or die withing seconds. When you shoot a deer in the heart, He can run off for several meters. Why is this? Saids Doctors and common sense. How can you bring up movies?
Asked by Sabastien G - Tue May 13 02:25:15 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Humans don't die instantly- a man shot in the heart can still live for seconds, possibly over a minute (source: the military). A deer can run for a while with it's hear blown out also- mainly because of adrenaline. If you just shot it, and sit down, it will die soon, when you stand up and start yelling about what a big one you got... you will be tracking him for the next two hours.
Answered by azgsusfreak - Tue May 13 12:38:31 2008
What plants don't the deer eat in your garden?
Q. I know I can look in books and on websites, but I want to know which plants other people have had luck with the deer not eating. I have deer roaming through my yard daily. So far I've had luck with rhodies, Daphne, lantana, lavender, rosemary, red hot poker flower, and just a few others who's names I don't remember. What about you?
Asked by lylastarr2 - Thu Jun 12 21:54:29 2008 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Daffoils, Astilbe, Asters, Hollyhocks, Black-Eyed Susan, Purple Coneflower, Hiviscus, Foxglove, Zebra Grass, Peonies, Carnations, Hybrid Phlox, Geraniums, Lilac bush, Widow's tears, etc... hope this helps was it the best answer?? lol
Answered by Blue Boy! - Fri Jun 13 01:22:41 2008
Q. I know I can look in books and on websites, but I want to know which plants other people have had luck with the deer not eating. I have deer roaming through my yard daily. So far I've had luck with rhodies, Daphne, lantana, lavender, rosemary, red hot poker flower, and just a few others who's names I don't remember. What about you?
Asked by lylastarr2 - Thu Jun 12 21:54:29 2008 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Daffoils, Astilbe, Asters, Hollyhocks, Black-Eyed Susan, Purple Coneflower, Hiviscus, Foxglove, Zebra Grass, Peonies, Carnations, Hybrid Phlox, Geraniums, Lilac bush, Widow's tears, etc... hope this helps was it the best answer?? lol
Answered by Blue Boy! - Fri Jun 13 01:22:41 2008
How do I keep deer out of my garden?
Q. At least I think it is deer. Something is biting the tops of plants off.
Asked by Beware the fury of a patient man - Tue Jun 6 21:05:13 2006 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You can purchase "Big Cat" (lion and tiger) manure from the garden centers. This practice was discovered in China and is just now catching on in the states. They have learned that spreading this "dung" around your property scares off Rabbits, Bear, Raccoons, Groundhogs, and even Deer.
Answered by Cosmo - Wed Jun 7 11:50:27 2006
Q. At least I think it is deer. Something is biting the tops of plants off.
Asked by Beware the fury of a patient man - Tue Jun 6 21:05:13 2006 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You can purchase "Big Cat" (lion and tiger) manure from the garden centers. This practice was discovered in China and is just now catching on in the states. They have learned that spreading this "dung" around your property scares off Rabbits, Bear, Raccoons, Groundhogs, and even Deer.
Answered by Cosmo - Wed Jun 7 11:50:27 2006
How do you remove deer ticks from your testicles?
Q. My friend went skinny dipping at a vernal pond, and the tall grass around the pond was covered with deer ticks. He wants me to remove them off his balls. What can I do without hurting him?
Asked by unknown - Sun May 21 10:30:24 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think that your friend needs to go to the doctors. i wouldnt be fooling around down there and i sure in the heck wouldnt let noone touch me with nothing hot nor a needle down there. I am a woman but it still would hurt
Answered by dmarie - Sun May 21 10:34:50 2006
Q. My friend went skinny dipping at a vernal pond, and the tall grass around the pond was covered with deer ticks. He wants me to remove them off his balls. What can I do without hurting him?
Asked by unknown - Sun May 21 10:30:24 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think that your friend needs to go to the doctors. i wouldnt be fooling around down there and i sure in the heck wouldnt let noone touch me with nothing hot nor a needle down there. I am a woman but it still would hurt
Answered by dmarie - Sun May 21 10:34:50 2006
How can I keep Deer and others out of my garden?
Q. I have a small 12 by 12 plot I just put in. My neighbors have had problems with deer and critters eating most of their plants. What can I do? I have little money to invest!
Asked by Jeremy S - Tue Apr 28 22:04:15 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tall fence is about it. Perhaps a double-high layer of chicken wire would do it? Eight feet is best for deer. For shorter critters, it's best to dig in the fence at least six inches. An alternative is to scatter whole cayenne peppers throughout the garden, but watch out touching those yourself!
Answered by goofinoff - Wed Apr 29 09:49:14 2009
Q. I have a small 12 by 12 plot I just put in. My neighbors have had problems with deer and critters eating most of their plants. What can I do? I have little money to invest!
Asked by Jeremy S - Tue Apr 28 22:04:15 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tall fence is about it. Perhaps a double-high layer of chicken wire would do it? Eight feet is best for deer. For shorter critters, it's best to dig in the fence at least six inches. An alternative is to scatter whole cayenne peppers throughout the garden, but watch out touching those yourself!
Answered by goofinoff - Wed Apr 29 09:49:14 2009
How do you stop deer from eating at hanging bird feeders ?
Q. We have bird feeders in our backyard that are hanging from posts. Deer come up to the feeders and slightly tip them so the seeds spill out onto the tray so they can lick the seeds off the tray. My husband wrapped chicken wire aroud the trays but that hasn't stopped them. HELP!!!
Asked by Janice L - Sat Dec 15 12:47:01 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try putting a salt lick about a hundred ft away the deer will have something other to do then eat your bird food.or you can set up a deer feeder (if you live in the woods) in your back yard well away from the bird feeders my grandma had the same problem except it was a bear.and with my bird feeders i had raccons,squirrles,and opposoms.or if you have bb gun or pellet gun and you dont want the deer to come to your yard anymore shoot them with the bb gun it only gives them like a bee sting.belive me i ve been shot with one it hurts but only feels like a bee sting.just even try handging the birdfeeders up in a high tree branch where the deer cant reach them.
Answered by cockatiel girl - Sat Dec 15 14:16:51 2007
Q. We have bird feeders in our backyard that are hanging from posts. Deer come up to the feeders and slightly tip them so the seeds spill out onto the tray so they can lick the seeds off the tray. My husband wrapped chicken wire aroud the trays but that hasn't stopped them. HELP!!!
Asked by Janice L - Sat Dec 15 12:47:01 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try putting a salt lick about a hundred ft away the deer will have something other to do then eat your bird food.or you can set up a deer feeder (if you live in the woods) in your back yard well away from the bird feeders my grandma had the same problem except it was a bear.and with my bird feeders i had raccons,squirrles,and opposoms.or if you have bb gun or pellet gun and you dont want the deer to come to your yard anymore shoot them with the bb gun it only gives them like a bee sting.belive me i ve been shot with one it hurts but only feels like a bee sting.just even try handging the birdfeeders up in a high tree branch where the deer cant reach them.
Answered by cockatiel girl - Sat Dec 15 14:16:51 2007
How can I keep deer out of my vegetable garden?
Q. I live on 80 acres, with trees and fields, surrounding. We have deer and moose,and various smaller critters.
Asked by mikeyzdream - Sun Feb 19 15:31:12 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. This is the way I kept deer out of my garden. First of all I fenced it in which kept the smaller animals out. Then I took plastic rope and strung some aluminum cans on it and then strung it around the fence . tieing it on the fence post but leaving it sag in the middle. so the minute there is a touch to the fence the aluminum cans will clash together making a noise that will scare the deer off. It has worked for me now for 5 years
Answered by mamayer6 - Sun Feb 19 15:43:59 2006
Q. I live on 80 acres, with trees and fields, surrounding. We have deer and moose,and various smaller critters.
Asked by mikeyzdream - Sun Feb 19 15:31:12 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. This is the way I kept deer out of my garden. First of all I fenced it in which kept the smaller animals out. Then I took plastic rope and strung some aluminum cans on it and then strung it around the fence . tieing it on the fence post but leaving it sag in the middle. so the minute there is a touch to the fence the aluminum cans will clash together making a noise that will scare the deer off. It has worked for me now for 5 years
Answered by mamayer6 - Sun Feb 19 15:43:59 2006
What is the safest thing to do if a deer crosses in front of your vehicle?
Q. We have lived in this rural area for almost a year and every so often you see a deceased deer on the shoulder and I wonder how the car made out? Cause they say that we have a large population of deer in this area and to always be on the look out to the point that I am almost paranoid. I heard of people honking, and slamming on the brakes and of course-going around them if you have time. Has anyone come in close contact with a deer and what is the safest thing to do in this case? Thanks.
Asked by LS - Mon Jan 15 05:35:15 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I too have lived in the rural, deer-leaping, areas. My niece's car recently "made contact" with a springing deer -- the deer won. Niece's car required over $3000 worth of repair. Niece is okay except for bruises from the steering wheel. (Always wear a seat belt.) Honking makes no difference whatsoever-- it just wastes time. If you have a split second's warning -- veer to the left. Veering to the right can land you in a ditch or roadside tree. Pump your brakes if you have time. Slamming on the brake can spin your vehicle. A head-on -- as mentioned by another responder can result in a very heavy animal hitting your windshield. But many of the above responses are sound. If you have an accident with a deer, -- and if you have a cell phone,… [cont.]
Answered by expatturk - Mon Jan 15 05:53:25 2007
Q. We have lived in this rural area for almost a year and every so often you see a deceased deer on the shoulder and I wonder how the car made out? Cause they say that we have a large population of deer in this area and to always be on the look out to the point that I am almost paranoid. I heard of people honking, and slamming on the brakes and of course-going around them if you have time. Has anyone come in close contact with a deer and what is the safest thing to do in this case? Thanks.
Asked by LS - Mon Jan 15 05:35:15 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I too have lived in the rural, deer-leaping, areas. My niece's car recently "made contact" with a springing deer -- the deer won. Niece's car required over $3000 worth of repair. Niece is okay except for bruises from the steering wheel. (Always wear a seat belt.) Honking makes no difference whatsoever-- it just wastes time. If you have a split second's warning -- veer to the left. Veering to the right can land you in a ditch or roadside tree. Pump your brakes if you have time. Slamming on the brake can spin your vehicle. A head-on -- as mentioned by another responder can result in a very heavy animal hitting your windshield. But many of the above responses are sound. If you have an accident with a deer, -- and if you have a cell phone,… [cont.]
Answered by expatturk - Mon Jan 15 05:53:25 2007
How can I prevent deer from eating my tulips and pansies?
Q. I love to garden,but the only flowers that the deer and squirrels leave alone this time of the year is daffodils. A note to uniquebutsweet--I NEVER would bring harm to an animal.Nor am I overly attached to my 'puney' flowers,but they do bring some joy,esp. to my elderly neighbor who no longer can garden,and to my special-needs 6 year old son.So,I was merely looking for a safe,humane way to get the deer population to go elsewhere for their dinner! An additional note to uniquebutsweet-JUST HOW exactly do you think I am B*** in my question? GEEZ! If that is B*** to you,your life must be very sheltered. To those who suggested human hair...how do you keep it where you want it,instead of it blowing away?Thanks!
Asked by MaryBeth - Mon Apr 3 16:13:16 2006 - - 16 Answers - 4 Comments
A. when you get a hair cut or someone you know ask for their hair and scatter it around your plants my mom does this to her pansies and it works like a charm!
Answered by Allie - Mon Apr 3 16:14:32 2006
Q. I love to garden,but the only flowers that the deer and squirrels leave alone this time of the year is daffodils. A note to uniquebutsweet--I NEVER would bring harm to an animal.Nor am I overly attached to my 'puney' flowers,but they do bring some joy,esp. to my elderly neighbor who no longer can garden,and to my special-needs 6 year old son.So,I was merely looking for a safe,humane way to get the deer population to go elsewhere for their dinner! An additional note to uniquebutsweet-JUST HOW exactly do you think I am B*** in my question? GEEZ! If that is B*** to you,your life must be very sheltered. To those who suggested human hair...how do you keep it where you want it,instead of it blowing away?Thanks!
Asked by MaryBeth - Mon Apr 3 16:13:16 2006 - - 16 Answers - 4 Comments
A. when you get a hair cut or someone you know ask for their hair and scatter it around your plants my mom does this to her pansies and it works like a charm!
Answered by Allie - Mon Apr 3 16:14:32 2006
How big are whitetail deer in Mississippi?
Q. I have always hunted deer in East Texas, I have never hunted in other states before. I have a friend who is from Mississippi and he will invite me to go deer hunting with him for 1 week to his 820 acre ranch in Mississippi on the month of December. My gut tells me that it will be cold in December over there, I am not sure if it snows over there. How big are whitetail deer in Mississippi? Are they bigger than Texas whitetails? How much would they weigh?
Asked by CURIOUS GEORGE - Fri Oct 2 19:54:59 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes they are a lot bigger than Texas Whitetails. * between 200 and 300 lbs.* The Antlers, and Weight of these Whitetails are very impressive indeed with massive racks, and an average body weight of 249Lb.*
Answered by dca2003311@yahoo.com - Fri Oct 2 21:18:11 2009
Q. I have always hunted deer in East Texas, I have never hunted in other states before. I have a friend who is from Mississippi and he will invite me to go deer hunting with him for 1 week to his 820 acre ranch in Mississippi on the month of December. My gut tells me that it will be cold in December over there, I am not sure if it snows over there. How big are whitetail deer in Mississippi? Are they bigger than Texas whitetails? How much would they weigh?
Asked by CURIOUS GEORGE - Fri Oct 2 19:54:59 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes they are a lot bigger than Texas Whitetails. * between 200 and 300 lbs.* The Antlers, and Weight of these Whitetails are very impressive indeed with massive racks, and an average body weight of 249Lb.*
Answered by dca2003311@yahoo.com - Fri Oct 2 21:18:11 2009
How do I keep the deer away from my garden?
Q. This year has probably been the worst yet, the tomoatos are destroyed, I haven't been able to get any peppers and only a handful of snap peas, they haven't gotten to all the corn yet. I know it's the deer, I have a scarecrow out and I have cans on twine surrounding most of the garden but nothing is working! I need help!
Asked by Andy - Tue Jul 29 19:18:40 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is going to sound sooo weird to you, but I know for a fact that is works, we (my family and relatives all do this) You have all the men pee into milk jugs, then mix it half & half with water and spray it around the garden. It is the same concept as deer away, they just use coyete urine. The human sent scares them just as much, but you will have to repeat the process every week. Rain will wash the scent away.. Again I know this sounds weird
Answered by kdaisy1012 - Wed Jul 30 04:46:42 2008
Q. This year has probably been the worst yet, the tomoatos are destroyed, I haven't been able to get any peppers and only a handful of snap peas, they haven't gotten to all the corn yet. I know it's the deer, I have a scarecrow out and I have cans on twine surrounding most of the garden but nothing is working! I need help!
Asked by Andy - Tue Jul 29 19:18:40 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is going to sound sooo weird to you, but I know for a fact that is works, we (my family and relatives all do this) You have all the men pee into milk jugs, then mix it half & half with water and spray it around the garden. It is the same concept as deer away, they just use coyete urine. The human sent scares them just as much, but you will have to repeat the process every week. Rain will wash the scent away.. Again I know this sounds weird
Answered by kdaisy1012 - Wed Jul 30 04:46:42 2008
How should I prepare a deer steak?
Q. I was just wondering if anyone out there had any specific advice as to how to prepare a deer steak. Maybe any sort of marinade or anything along those lines you recommend I use, or how long to cook it. Thanks!
Asked by jmdragon55 - Fri Nov 23 20:40:58 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some say to soak it in vinegar but I always soak mine in salt water then in clear water. Rinse well and hack it until tender. I flour and pepper and fry in butter until done. It's wonder cooked that way. BEB
Answered by blue eyed babe - Fri Nov 23 20:47:33 2007
Q. I was just wondering if anyone out there had any specific advice as to how to prepare a deer steak. Maybe any sort of marinade or anything along those lines you recommend I use, or how long to cook it. Thanks!
Asked by jmdragon55 - Fri Nov 23 20:40:58 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some say to soak it in vinegar but I always soak mine in salt water then in clear water. Rinse well and hack it until tender. I flour and pepper and fry in butter until done. It's wonder cooked that way. BEB
Answered by blue eyed babe - Fri Nov 23 20:47:33 2007
What do the deer and the falcon represent?
Q. Its an assignment that i have. i need to know in the context of a person, what does the deer represent and what does a falcon represent. i actaully need to know about the falcon more, because i already have an idea of the deer(kindness, gentleness etc). Thanks!
Asked by Natasha - Mon Sep 24 13:27:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Deer: Gentleness in word, thought and touch Ability to listen Grace and appreciation for the beauty of balance Understanding of what's necessary for survival Power of gratitude and giving Ability to sacrifice for the higher good Connection to the woodland goddess Alternative paths to a goal Falcon: Assisting in soul healing Accompanying the soul back to the soul world Teaching swiftness Learning the aerobatics of life Controlling speed and movement Understanding magick
Answered by Don't you want to know - Mon Sep 24 19:31:12 2007
Q. Its an assignment that i have. i need to know in the context of a person, what does the deer represent and what does a falcon represent. i actaully need to know about the falcon more, because i already have an idea of the deer(kindness, gentleness etc). Thanks!
Asked by Natasha - Mon Sep 24 13:27:58 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Deer: Gentleness in word, thought and touch Ability to listen Grace and appreciation for the beauty of balance Understanding of what's necessary for survival Power of gratitude and giving Ability to sacrifice for the higher good Connection to the woodland goddess Alternative paths to a goal Falcon: Assisting in soul healing Accompanying the soul back to the soul world Teaching swiftness Learning the aerobatics of life Controlling speed and movement Understanding magick
Answered by Don't you want to know - Mon Sep 24 19:31:12 2007
How do I make a attractant for red deer?
Q. I know you can buy commercial products to attract deer but I want to make my own. I've heard that deer are attracted to some herbs but which ones?
Asked by spooks - Tue Jun 2 00:24:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Red deer? Maybe get your red headed ex dress up like a deer... Apples and feed corn on the cob...or just feed corn. they love it.
Answered by AL - Tue Jun 2 00:37:37 2009
Q. I know you can buy commercial products to attract deer but I want to make my own. I've heard that deer are attracted to some herbs but which ones?
Asked by spooks - Tue Jun 2 00:24:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Red deer? Maybe get your red headed ex dress up like a deer... Apples and feed corn on the cob...or just feed corn. they love it.
Answered by AL - Tue Jun 2 00:37:37 2009
Are there restrictions to mailing deer antlers to the United States?
Q. I'm planning on mailing some deer antlers to the United States, and i was wondering if anyone knew if there were any restrictions on mailing from Canada. Are there any special importing rules that i should know about? Is there any paper work that I have to fill out?
Asked by tkdbee - Wed Jan 7 21:31:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would call my closest UPS store, if anyone knows the UPS people do. Thy the below site for more info. good luck
Answered by Arthur - Sat Jan 10 21:27:29 2009
Q. I'm planning on mailing some deer antlers to the United States, and i was wondering if anyone knew if there were any restrictions on mailing from Canada. Are there any special importing rules that i should know about? Is there any paper work that I have to fill out?
Asked by tkdbee - Wed Jan 7 21:31:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would call my closest UPS store, if anyone knows the UPS people do. Thy the below site for more info. good luck
Answered by Arthur - Sat Jan 10 21:27:29 2009
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