Antelope Meat and Pets

[LopeHunter]

Our dog gets raw turkey 2x a day and grain-free dry food 1x. We do microwave the turkey to warm but not cook because our Vet suggested this as a way to reduce bacteria that might be in the raw meat. The dry food helps get teeth clean and provide some vitamins and minerals. Yes, we are a two income home and are also empty-nesters with our kids all successfully adulting in good careers. I damn well know my worst day of last year would be the best day of some people's entire life. Thankful for every day.

 

[6mm Remington]

Easy answer..........................they know how awesome antelope is to eat! Human's aren't the only one to get that one right!

 

[GAbearclaw]

Btw, our cats aren't alone in an appreciation for elk carpaccio:

https://onyourownadventures.com/hunttalk/showthread.php?262976-The-Wild-Kitchen-Elk-Carpaccio-Salad

Great pics in the above old post, I love carpaccio of fish and wild game. Probably my preferred loin preparation as it lasts longer than just grilling to rare and eating in big chunks! I have always snacked on raw wild game meat as I butcher... Little olive or avocado oil, sesame oil, and dark ponzu is a great dressing/ sauce to make it go an Asian direction similar to my favorite sushi restaurant's ahi carpaccio. Man, I am hungry now! I haven't yet gotten a pronghorn, but can't wait to finally draw a CA tag or head to WY, etc.

 

[VAspeedgoat]

Your dogs get venison and mine will eat cow turds from time to time. I guess one animals crap is another animals filet mignon.

On a side note, I have been known to rub all over horns too and I don't think a simple throat punch could keep me from steeling a piece of grilled pronghorn steaks.

 

[HiMtnHntr]

We slow cook our antelope, deer, and elk trim overnight, chop it in a food processor and freeze flat in gallon size ziplocks for catfood.