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Re: The perfect deer roast [Re: yotetrapper30] #8496688
11/02/25 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted by yotetrapper30
I would have thought your internal temp would have been lower than 135-140 for it to look so rare. So, where is this roast cut from? A back quarter?

Rump roast.
Yes, it is a blacktail, probably the best eating of the deer species, I've probably eaten 60 of them and never had a bad, "gamey", one.

I have friendly debates with friends of mine regarding pre-seasoning of meat before grilling, or roasting. My theory is that salts tend to draw out moisture, either before or while cooking, and I would rather let the eater season to their tastes. While cooking and slicing this roast I doubt I lost more than a teaspoon or so of liquid.


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Re: The perfect deer roast [Re: yotetrapper30] #8496692
11/02/25 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted by yotetrapper30
Originally Posted by Big Sam
This post makes me want to go kill a deer.


LOL I was thinking that too and I don't even like killing deer.


JA! That’s like the old Ortega taco commercial with a twist.

“I like killing them”

“I like eating them”

“I like both”

Re: The perfect deer roast [Re: waggler] #8508580
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How’d I do Waggler. It got a little overdone. I think because I use a smaller venison roast, the sirloin tip. Or maybe my oven runs hot. Internal temp was 160°’when I checked it.


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Re: The perfect deer roast [Re: waggler] #8508582
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Looks awesome to me!!

Re: The perfect deer roast [Re: waggler] #8508588
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Good job on that hunk of pine goat waggler!


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Re: The perfect deer roast [Re: waggler] #8508591
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It looks very edible to me

Re: The perfect deer roast [Re: waggler] #8508593
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… you got it down waggler


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Re: The perfect deer roast [Re: waggler] #8508605
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That’s A-okay!!! Bet it’s delicious

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