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Title: Antelope hamburger and sausage meat!
Post by: muzzletim on August 31, 2010, 02:03:52 PM
Hello everyone:

I have made a ton of sausage out of ELK, Whitetail and beef but am going antelope hunting in a couple of weeks! Any one have any experience using it for hamburger or sausage.? I wonder if it would be the same mixtures as deer?

Thanks I know one of you will be able to enlighten me~!

Tim
Title: Re: Antelope hamburger and sausage meat!
Post by: KevinG on August 31, 2010, 03:16:17 PM
Never did one of them bugers myself, but I've read and seen videos that say you do them and sheep the same as deer.
Title: Re: Antelope hamburger and sausage meat!
Post by: NePaSmoKer on August 31, 2010, 06:00:33 PM
Done allot (even rattler) mix the same as you would with other game.  I like pronghorn better than venison.
Title: Re: Antelope hamburger and sausage meat!
Post by: bundy on August 31, 2010, 06:57:02 PM
I agree with Nepa, only thing I use on the wildgame thing for my smoked sausage is antelope and pork trim. Here at our house it's the # 1 game meat, especially for sausage. We do take care of the critter fast, skin and bone out and into spring water with in 2 hours of killing them. We do 2 or 3 a year. Not much meat on the little speedster's>
Title: Re: Antelope hamburger and sausage meat!
Post by: bpnclark on September 16, 2010, 07:01:42 PM
I put the smack down on a little meat speedgoat last week. It's in the freg now and I'm going to break it down tomorrow. I want to try to make some burgers this weekend. Any suggestions on ground beef ratio or straight fat ratio? When I've done elk burgers it was straight beef fat (90/10) but I'm thinking the goats might like a little beef meat added? Does anyone have the secret?
Title: Re: Antelope hamburger and sausage meat!
Post by: RAF128 on September 16, 2010, 07:40:14 PM
It's been close to 25 years since I hunted antelope.    I don't remember if we made any burger or sausage.   What I do remember was there isn't a tough cut of meat on those little critters.  I still remember my wife using a veal paremesan recipe and use the round.   Delicious and you could cut it with a fork.