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Re: Fresh deer liver [Re: PAskinner] #8507399
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Originally Posted by PAskinner
Liver is the most nutrient-dense meat you can eat, actually. Nothing unhealthy about it.

It is a great way to lose weight in a hurry too.
Its all protein and zero carbs, but most significant for weight loss is all of the ensuing projectile vomiting. Studies have shown that projectile vomiting burns significantly more calories than regular vomiting... smile

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Re: Fresh deer liver [Re: Bruce T] #8507422
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Pork, beef, deer, chicken, turkey, calf .... all good liver.
Always kept squirrel and rabbit liver too.
Good stuff.
smile

Re: Fresh deer liver [Re: Crowfoot] #8507424
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Originally Posted by Crowfoot
Pork, beef, deer, chicken, turkey, calf .... all good liver.
Always kept squirrel and rabbit liver too.
Good stuff.
smile



Oh yeah, can’t beat duck, goose and swan liver also.


It’s deer hunting, not deer passing.

If I have a tag, I’m ready to drag.

Re: Fresh deer liver [Re: PAskinner] #8507517
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Originally Posted by PAskinner
Liver is the most nutrient-dense meat you can eat, actually. Nothing unhealthy about it.

Also great source of iron as well.


NRA,NTA,MTA,FTA

#1 goal=Trap a wolverine
Re: Fresh deer liver [Re: Bruce T] #8507518
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Ive never seen anything in a deer liver and I cube mine up. The first meal after a kill is the inside oyster loins, heart, and liver and could feed more than half a dozen people for a kill party. I did tongue once, it was good, but was too much work for what you get.

You got things wiggling around in your livers? Yuck. People eat crappie like that... I figure there's plenty enough of them without wigglers.

Re: Fresh deer liver [Re: 52Carl] #8507555
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Originally Posted by 52Carl
Originally Posted by PAskinner
Liver is the most nutrient-dense meat you can eat, actually. Nothing unhealthy about it.

It is a great way to lose weight in a hurry too.
Its all protein and zero carbs, but most significant for weight loss is all of the ensuing projectile vomiting. Studies have shown that projectile vomiting burns significantly more calories than regular vomiting... smile

It tastes great. I used to hate liver, but my taste buds changed I guess.


Right now I’m having amnesia and déjà vu at the same time. I think I’ve forgotten this before.
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