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I bought the 270 above for absolutely no reason at all - already had a M70 FWT 270. Of course then I had to buy a 270 Wby, again for absolutely no reason at all. I hunt with rifles in other calibers, but it seems every time I take a 270, I punch tags and fill freezers grin

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Some rifles are just lucky. I have a Sako in 270. I call it my "Lucky Rifle".

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Looks like a meal "Fit for a King" and gluten free ta boot.


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Originally Posted by JGray
He smelled bit a stronger than a pre-rut buck, but the flavor of the meat (tenderloin anyway) was fine - not gamey at all. It was pretty tough however - never had a chewy tenderloin before. The tenderloin really toughened up sitting in the fridge overnight - probably rigor mortis related. I guess I'll find out when I grill up the other one this weekend...


Remember, room temp before cooking. I'd as soon let mine age several days if not a week.


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Yep - room temp rule was strictly adhered to. Second tenderloin aged in fridge for almost two weeks and was quite a bit more tender but still a bit chewyer than I typically see.

Talking to my barber the other day, his wife shot a smelly rutted up mule deer and he said theirs is quite chewy and they'll do lots of crock pot and sausage. I'm looking forward to trying some new methods from Eileen Clarke's "Tenderize the Wild"...

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