- Location
- The Conservative part of Ontario
I was butchering a roadkill, and thought to take a pic.
Who was it that was asking what a windpipe looked like?
- Thread starter John Y Cannuck
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- Location
- The Conservative part of Ontario
Oh and by the way.
mmmmm tenderloin
mmmmm tenderloin
A girl pegged a doe right in front of me quite a few years ago. I stopped and asked if she was ok, gave her my info for insurance purposes ( witness in case insurance didn't believe it was wildlife).
Then I asked... "Are you going to eat that?" She gave me the strangest look and said "NO!"
"Cool mind if I take her home then?" I asked. "Be my guest" was her reply.
Mmm Mmm Mmm fresh doe.
Best part was when I called for a permit/tag or whatever, the NRO said they usually donate them to the needy, I said I am the needy (kinda was at the time)
When they came to get it and saw my place the said I could keep it and come get the tag in the morning. When I showed up he pulled another doe out of the freezer already cleaned and ready to cut.... they said "here take this one too."
AWESOME!
Then I asked... "Are you going to eat that?" She gave me the strangest look and said "NO!"
"Cool mind if I take her home then?" I asked. "Be my guest" was her reply.
Mmm Mmm Mmm fresh doe.
Best part was when I called for a permit/tag or whatever, the NRO said they usually donate them to the needy, I said I am the needy (kinda was at the time)
When they came to get it and saw my place the said I could keep it and come get the tag in the morning. When I showed up he pulled another doe out of the freezer already cleaned and ready to cut.... they said "here take this one too."
AWESOME!
- Location
- The Conservative part of Ontario
windpipes are slippery as f|**k too. Had an unnecessarily awkward gutting once
A little trick.
If you grab hold of the windpipe as shown in the pic, without cutting it, and pull hard, it will pull through from the top. Giving you a better grip, and eliminating the reach up into the chest cavity to get it from the bottom.
I usually use the windpipe as a handle to get the rest of the guts out (pulling towards the rear). But I also hack through the brisket and pelvic bones and apparently thats not the easiest way. Might have to get one of those orange "Butt-outs" from Cabelers.
- Location
- The Conservative part of Ontario
I think you're confusing wind pipes with ass wipes.
