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Thanks for the tips, and keep them coming. I have a whole Oryx/gemsbok coming back (butchered of course) from my trip to New Mexico. Cant wait to eat it. W.:) with so much meat, have you thought of making biltong?
I might hunt too much, but it is still not enough!
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That is a great bull anywhere.
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Fantastic bull!!!! That mass is awesome
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Nice bull! Those that said not to overcook are 100% correct. Medium rare would be about ideal, if you don't like M. rare, Medium would be pretty good. I just had the last of my Oryx last weekend.
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Thanks for the tips, and keep them coming. I have a whole Oryx/gemsbok coming back (butchered of course) from my trip to New Mexico. Cant wait to eat it. W.:) with so much meat, have you thought of making biltong? Dan, How about a biltong recipe? When our PH met us at OR Tambo, he handed me a piece of sable biltong......damn that was good! Jeff
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Whilst in Namibia, I was treated to the equivalent of a "Rocky Mountain Oyster", from the Gemsbok I had taken earlier in the day. I didn't inquire as to the exact preparation but it was breaded and heavily seasoned. Pretty good and, along with an ice-cold Windhoek Lager, only added to the overall experience.
I'm becoming more tolerant of intolerant people.
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Heres March's top Bull. 37" W.
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Great trophy Woodsie. The Richard and Steve are great.
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Beautiful Bull!
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I had some in Namibia that was cut in strips and smoked and was really good in a sandwich and some cheese.
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Thanks for the tips, and keep them coming. I have a whole Oryx/gemsbok coming back (butchered of course) from my trip to New Mexico. Cant wait to eat it. W.:) with so much meat, have you thought of making biltong? Dan, How about a biltong recipe? When our PH met us at OR Tambo, he handed me a piece of sable biltong......damn that was good! Jeff http://www.biltongmakers.com/biltong06a_recipes_biltong.html
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Gemsbok, is such quality meat, making good biltong of it is easy.
check out the site badger suggested. also keep in mind that where an how you dry your biltong is just as important as the choice of venison and recipe
I might hunt too much, but it is still not enough!
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