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  1. 03-29-2023, 09:40 AM #21
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    Re: Northern BC butcher / meat care

    Last year too hot to hang a moose shot on the first day of the hunt, took it into a shop in Quinsnell where it was butchered and nicely wrapped. The trimmings were bagged in 25 lb. bags that were frozen and then taken to a butcher on the Island to be made into sausage and pepperoni.
    Forgot the name of the butcher, he is on the right-hand side just as you are going into Quinsnell from the south.
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    Re: Northern BC butcher / meat care

    Chilaco Meats bout 20 Km west of Prince George is a reliable Butcher cutting also lots of Game Meat.

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    Re: Northern BC butcher / meat care

    Quote Originally Posted by MOOSE MILK View Post
    Last year too hot to hang a moose shot on the first day of the hunt, took it into a shop in Quinsnell where it was butchered and nicely wrapped. The trimmings were bagged in 25 lb. bags that were frozen and then taken to a butcher on the Island to be made into sausage and pepperoni.
    Forgot the name of the butcher, he is on the right-hand side just as you are going into Quinsnell from the south.
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