What to do with the meat foreign hunter in Wyoming, Idaho and Colorado. Need meat cutters and places to donate

[amassi]

So you are saying you leave the antlers in the field?

Where


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[CorbLand]

It’s not jealousy it’s just pointing out dudes a trophy hunter who is not a resident and not entitled to just come shoot up whatever he can afford.
Save your red herring bs about the disabled veteran tag program.


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He drew the tags so he kind of is entitled to come over here and hunt the animals that he has the tags for.

 

[Mojave]

Where


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You are pissy and judgement for calling him a trophy hunter, so what I am saying if you are anti-trophy hunting you must leave the horns and antlers in the field to rot?

 

[amassi]

You are the one telling him to donate it to disabled veterans.

There is no shortage of disabled veteran hunt programs. If you are a disabled veteran and you don't have a tag, or a free hunt you have zero ability to google.

you said the program was a backwards buddy system. It wasn’t relevant to the discussion so red herring.
I can explain it to you, can’t understand it for you.
And with that I’m tapping out of this one.


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[berretsteve]

Does he want my old ladies number too?

have an aunty paggy if his up for it.

 

[Mojave]

He drew the tags so he kind of is entitled to come over here and hunt the animals that he has the tags for.

Exactly!

The entier point of the non-resident hunting program. If it was a 30 year old Austrian kid that saved his whole life to come over to America, some guy from California or the ex-Shahn of Iran who used the non-resident hunting program for years before immigrating to America.

 

[waspocrew]

I’m pretty sure Big Horn Meat Cutting in Buffalo, WY will donate meat. You have to pay the processing fees though. Been a few years since I was in their shop so maybe it’s changed, but worth looking into.

 

[Mojave]

you said the program was a backwards buddy system. It wasn’t relevant to the discussion so red herring.
I can explain it to you, can’t understand it for you.
And with that I’m tapping out of this one.


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That sounds like a very southern insult. Like bless your heart!

You CLEARLY do not understand the disabled veteran programs.

You derailed the original conversation by bitching about him having tags and telling us he should donate them to a veterans program.

DOES THAT UNDERSTAND IT FOR YOU?

 

[Mojave]

I’m pretty sure Big Horn Meat Cutting in Buffalo, WY will donate meat. You have to pay the processing fees though. Been a few years since I was in their shop so maybe it’s changed, but worth looking into.

Thank you very much!

 

[Sccritterkiller]

I have used Mike Yalowizer in Ranchester for processing in the past. Did a great job. Good Luck!

I didn't have a good experience with Big Horn Meats...he donating it so it won't matter if his back straps are missing...

 

[Mojave]

thank you

I have used Mike Yalowizer in Ranchester for processing in the past. Did a great job. Good Luck!

Thank you I will let him know.

 

[NE Herd Bull]

I have used Bighorn Meats in Buffalo WY, with excellent results
(backstraps were included for me)

 

[amassi]

He drew the tags so he kind of is entitled to come over here and hunt the animals that he has the tags for.

Sure he is, and he needs to use those animals as they are intended.
Can’t ship it so guess he needs to rent a long term motel room with a bbq and eat it.
(Sarcasm)
What’s the general consensus when Elk and deer meat get wasted by wealthy governors tag purchasers? It isn’t well he bought those tags so he’s entitled to spoil the meat for his instagram photos.
Same same in my opinion.


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[amassi]

That sounds like a very southern insult. Like bless your heart!

You CLEARLY do not understand the disabled veteran programs.

You derailed the original conversation by bitching about him having tags and telling us he should donate them to a veterans program.

DOES THAT UNDERSTAND IT FOR YOU?

I only understand bold font
Please try harder to convey you feelings and only use bold font
I’ll Venmo you for the feelings I hurt by having an opinion about this topic that you posted on an open forum.
Send me a pm with your Venmo account and what you feel your derailed post and hurt feelings are worth


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[Mojave]

"And with that I’m tapping out of this one."

Clearly not the case. You are back here running your mouth again.

you said the program was a backwards buddy system. It wasn’t relevant to the discussion so red herring.
I can explain it to you, can’t understand it for you.
And with that I’m tapping out of this one.


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[amassi]

"And with that I’m tapping out of this one."

Clearly not the case. You are back here running your mouth again.

You make it fun and keep drawing me in
Num num num
Love the taste of your liberal tears


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[Mojave]

I only understand bold font
Please try harder to convey you feelings and only use bold font
I’ll Venmo you for the feelings I hurt by having an opinion about this topic that you posted on an open forum.
Send me a pm with your Venmo account and what you feel your derailed post and hurt feelings are worth


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HAVE A WONDERFUL HUNTING SEASON!

 

[CorbLand]

Sure he is, and he needs to use those animals as they are intended.
Can’t ship it so guess he needs to rent a long term motel room with a bbq and eat it.
(Sarcasm)
What’s the general consensus when Elk and deer meat get wasted by wealthy governors tag purchasers? It isn’t well he bought those tags so he’s entitled to spoil the meat for his instagram photos.
Same same in my opinion.


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If someone bought a governors tag, shot an animal, took the horns and left everything else. The consensus should/would be that that is wanton waste and they should/would be prosecuted accordingly.

Most states have a donation rule that allows for the meat to be donate, like OP is asking about. Thus, if that rule is in place and followed, it is not wanton waste and is perfectly legal.

If you opinion is that leaving the meat on the side of the hill and donating the meat is wanton waste, well you have a right to your opinion but in the eyes of the law, its not the same. At that point, your opinion is your opinion and nothing else. State it, move on.

 

[Mojave]

Love the taste of your liberal tears

?

You must have me mistaken for your girlfriend.

LIA THOMAS!

 

[yak]

There are probably more noble donations, but I'd be more than happy to take the meat and butcher it for my family. I've got 4 kiddos and we've nearly eaten an elk, mule deer and 2 pronghorn from last season. Shoot me a PM and we can work out details if he's interested. I'm in Northern Colorado, close to I-25.