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one thing that makes a big differents in cooking time is how much moisture you leave on your meat.pat it dry and it will dry fast,leave it dripping wet and it takes a lot longer.

i never make jerky,can't stand the sight of a whole deer shrunk to fit in a 2 gallon bag.

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You will need to have the oven around 220 as that's the boiling point of water. You trying to get the moisture out of the meat without cooking it.


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