Tent is a 1 person hoop style tent (I can set up and take more pictures if needed), used on 2 weekend hunts and is in good shape, includes the footprint - $100 TYD PayPal
Tent is a 1 person hoop style tent (I can set up and take more pictures if needed), used on 2 weekend hunts and is in good shape, includes the footprint - $100 TYD PayPal
Kuiu 210 merino 1/4 zip Large, lightly used - $75 TYD
Kuiu 200 synthetic 1/4 zip large, barely used - $60 TYD
Sitka fleece 1/4 zip large, lightly used - $75 TYD
Under Armour full zip hoodie large, barely used - $50 TYD
Sitka Synthetic T-Shirt large - $35 each or $60 for 2 TYD
Hats - $10...
160 degrees is the temp needed to kill Trich, I normally make jerky out of straight venison so I'm not as worried about that, but it's a good rule of thumb. Other bacteria die at lower temps and even Trich dies at a sustained temp of less than 160, but the FDA likes to put buffers on things like...
My wife works in cardiology so she bugs me about cutting back the salt in my diet, I might have gone a little too far on this one. I've had it last a week or two on hunting trips with no issue, but those temps were cooler than the office. If I know the jerky is going to be out for a week or more...
That just looks like the normal color the outside ring turns, it's impossible to eliminate all air contact so the outside edge will get a slight brown color. That burger looks like it will be good for a while longer, most dishes made with burger brown the burger first and after you brown up a...
Deer and elk hair doesn't seem to impact the flavor of the meat, so I don't try burning it until I get home, then I just use the torch on the quarters. Antelope hair seems to impact the flavor more, I've heard it's the oil in it that stinks so I would consider dealing with that in the field, but...
Last week I brought in a bag of uncured jerky to work, the person I gave it to was supposed to share it with everyone that day and if any was left at the end of the day he was supposed to put it in the fridge. He decided to hide it in his desk for a few days and it got moldy, so it doesn't take...
As a general rule I've heard that you don't need cure if the meat is in the danger zone for less than 4 hours (40-140 degrees I think), depending on the dehydrator it might not be possible to cook it quick enough, but I've started jerky on a dehydrator or smoker for a few hours then finish it in...
I like using hockey stick tape where the poles contact to keep it quiet, I use that on all my tree stand gear for whitetails and is a cheap way to get rid of the noise.