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Superstreet
01-28-2017, 7:30pm
Ice box, that is. Almost 400 lbs of meat. :lol: Just picked up beef from the meat processors. Our neighbor plants alfalfa on some of our land for his steer. We don't charge him rent, so when he takes the steer in the fall to be butchered all we do is pay for the processing. :cert:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/Superstreet/Ice%20box%20of%20meat_zps9vlb83rj.jpg

Iron Chef
01-28-2017, 7:34pm
Meat, potpies and Eggs waffles. Now that's good eatin' :D

mrvette
01-28-2017, 7:36pm
Looks like a 2 year supply to me.....bet it's better than the crap we get at the stores here in NE Florida......here Fl. supposed to be in Tejas league for cattle and cows, never know it as the store bought beef totally sux.....too much grease and very little taste......

Now go to a restaurant, and it's all fine...even a Wattaburger....so go figger....

I guess all our good beef goes to feed Wash DC region......

:sadangel:

Dan Dlabay
01-28-2017, 7:41pm
Our freezer has not only beef, chicken and pork in it we also have about 100 lbs. of deer meat. We vacuum seal a lot of the meat.:cert:

Superstreet
01-28-2017, 7:41pm
Meat, potpies and Eggs waffles. Now that's good eatin' :D

Ya saw that, did ya? :lol: :lol:


You forgot the spinach. :ack: I can only do spinach in salads, not cooked.

Jeff '79
01-28-2017, 7:43pm
Man, that's a killer deal that you have going there. :seasix:

Kerrmudgeon
01-28-2017, 7:54pm
OMG....that would last me for a few years! :yum:

Does the butcher age it for a few weeks before he butchers it? :bigears:

MrPeabody
01-28-2017, 7:54pm
In the 60s my dad's union local used to go to the county fair and buy the 4H winning beef on the hoof, have it butchered and raffle it off in four quarters. One year my dad won a hind quarter. Best beef I ever ate in my life.:yesnod:

Datawiz
01-28-2017, 7:55pm
:hurray: :sneaks:

Superstreet
01-28-2017, 7:59pm
OMG....that would last me for a few years! :yum:

Does the butcher age it for a few weeks before he butchers it? :bigears:

:yesnod: Hangs for about 10-14 days.

In the 60s my dad's union local used to go to the county fair and buy the 4H winning beef on the hoof, have it butchered and raffle it off in four quarters. One year my dad won a hind quarter. Best beef I ever ate in my life.:yesnod:

:iagree: Not a lot of fat, but still with a lot of flavor.

JRD77VET
01-28-2017, 10:54pm
:yesnod: Hangs for about 10-14 days.



:iagree: Not a lot of fat, but still with a lot of flavor.

As a person who comes from many generations of meat cutters, both diet and hang time sound like you will be enjoying some very fine beef :yesnod:

Enjoy :drool:

Superstreet
01-29-2017, 12:38am
As a person who comes from many generations of meat cutters, both diet and hang time sound like you will be enjoying some very fine beef :yesnod:

Enjoy :drool:

:iagree: Since we moved here in '08, we haven't had the need to buy beef from the stores. Now, we just need to get a local pig farmer. (minus the smell :lol: )

I assisted a meat cutter during one year of college. Learned a lot. There are a few things I still won't eat. Head cheese, beef tongue. brains, etc.... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/Superstreet/puke2.gif

Uncle had a huge dairy farm of Holsteins, but as he got older his kids didn't want to take over, so he sold all of the cows and most of his land. :(