Learn how to butcher your own deer and other wild game animals at home. In this video I walk through how to remove the gland (lymph node) from the hind quarter of a whitetail deer. Butchering is a skill every hunter can learn to do in their garage, backyard, or wherever.
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Awesome thanks for the information
Thanks 👍
Excellent tutorial
Nice
There is also one in the sholder
That 'connective tissue' is tendon.
Just a great vid all the way around .. from demonstrating deboning to showing how the primal groups are easily separated and how to remove the gland, risk-free. Great stuff, Allie. Thanks for posting this!
So is that mass of tissue just inguinal lymph nodes?
good video, well presented, and the images were clear, BUT, can i have the bone to give my dogs.
Try taking your hind quarter and smoking it for 4 hours at the same time I was smoking g a pork butt. Let the butt and the fat cap off the butt drip on the venison then after 4 hours wrap the venison and the butt cap in double foil and leave it for another 4 hours. The bone will fall right out and you will have the best tasting and most tender, moist venison you ever tasted.
I've been told that lower section of leg is what can effect the flavor of your ground venison. I've never ground venison but I've had terrible deer burgers and really good deer burgers.
Excellent! Thank You 👍
You make it look so easy
Good information
He,He, I'v Hunted Deer(And Else) and dressed them for about 50 Yrs. Just found out there is such a gland
A whitetail deer has two tarsal glands that are located inside the deer's hind legs. You can find the tarsal glands where the deer's back legs bend. The large tufted of lightly-colored hair sticks out and is strategically placed for the deer to create a unique scent specific to that deer.
Thank you so much.
I was shown this as a young man by an Indian hunter on a hunting trip. The man dressed the deer in camp and showed all of us everything he knew.
I might recall one or two more things.
Fun Fact: the 'white almost web-like connective tissue' 3:46 between muscles is called fascia, it helps provide structure and support to the muscles throughout the body.
Other than video purposes why bring anything home that won't be cooked???
for those wondering, it's called a tarsal gland; it's a strong musky scent deer use to communicate
What kind of gland may that be ? lymphatic glands ?
Just found your channel, your content is great! Earned a sub, hunt on!
Is this gland present in both Buck and Doe?
Ya need a butchers mesh glove