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I've been a retail butcher for 41 years. I retired from full time work a couple years ago but still cut meat a couple days a week when I'm not coyboying. I took some photos of recent that are pretty tasty. Though I'd share with those with a taste for animal flesh... Snake River Beef Company's American Wagyu. The best steaks we sell... ![[Linked Image]](http://i63.tinypic.com/i2le3c.jpg) Cowboy style Tomahawk Steaks USDA Choice Rib Eye.... ![[Linked Image]](http://i66.tinypic.com/2aiqxl1.jpg) Top Round Lindon Broils. USDA Choice Angus. Not my favorite, but there are ways to make it edible... ![[Linked Image]](http://i66.tinypic.com/k2k4ft.jpg) USDA Choice Bone In New York Steaks.. ![[Linked Image]](http://i67.tinypic.com/4ptauw.jpg) USDAChoice Bone in Rib Eyes... ![[Linked Image]](http://i67.tinypic.com/33c5eoj.jpg) USDA Choice Tri Tips... ![[Linked Image]](http://i63.tinypic.com/105z1i1.jpg) Nothing real exciting, just how I've made a living for a long time...
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I thought tenderloins were the best cuts, are they not?
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I shoulda cut more meat.  Take that round steak and hammer crap outta it, roll in eggs and the flour and Texas fry a chicken fried steak and smother with rebel gravy.
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I dont quite understand the idea of the tomahawk steak. Just wow factor?
Those strips look nice. My favorite steak by a ways.
Really excited to go get our next beef here in a couple days.
Butcher called and its ready. I will take some pictures.
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Damn Sal ! Your making me HUNGRY!
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I thought tenderloins were the best cuts, are they not? In my opinion, filet mignon is over rated. Some people love them though..
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I dont quite understand the idea of the tomahawk steak. Just wow factor?
Those strips look nice. My favorite steak by a ways.
Really excited to go get our next beef here in a couple days.
Butcher called and its ready. I will take some pictures.
Show. I enjoy eating the tail, that fat, charred with some meat. Best part of the steak.
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Love a good Rib Eye medium rare off the grill. New York strips good too. Hell, I like them all. Never had any Wagyu.
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I thought tenderloins were the best cuts, are they not? In my opinion, filet mignon is over rated. Some people love them though.. There is no damn flavor there. But....if you gots bad teef.........and a wad of folding cash.....
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I thought tenderloins were the best cuts, are they not? In my opinion, filet mignon is over rated. Some people love them though.. There is no damn flavor there. But....if you gots bad teef.........and a wad of folding cash..... A marbled ribeye is pretty hard to beat...I’ve had some damn fine tasting tenderloin medallions too. 😎
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Do you ever sell the hanger steak from those Wagyu? That is my favorite cut of beef, by far, these days.
I'm becoming more tolerant of intolerant people.
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I was a butcher for awhile. Bone in rib eyes are the best steaks period.
Those cuts look perfect. Butchering is a lost art.
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Sal, how long does it take you to quarter and bone a deer in the field? Assuming conditions and landscape benefit you packing meat instead of bones.😎
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Nice marbling in a lot of those steaks. That’s the flavor.
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Sal, how long does it take you to quarter and bone a deer in the field? Assuming conditions and landscape benefit you packing meat instead of bones.😎 Mmmm... I've never really timed it. If I pushed it I could do it pretty quickly depending on topography. Elk are a full day project. I always have a clean tarp in my pack to lay primal on and it seems like it is always a full day to take one apart and pack it back to camp.
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In my opinion, filet mignon is over rated.. Likewise.
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My uncle used to raise some cows called blondie d aquitaine or something like that. He'd finish them on bread, donuts, hostess pies and all kinds of stuff from the hostess bread outlet store.
He gave me some rib eyes once that were marbled up about like Kobe. I grilled them up and all who partook said it was the best steak they've ever eaten.
He said the cattle breed came from France. My uncle passed away a few years ago so I can't get anymore of those steaks.
I wish I knew I good Butcher that could get is a good beef. Everytime my parents tried to buy a beef from a local farmer the meet was nasty. I think the always ended up with some old holstein that died at the dairy.
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Awesome looking cuts. I could use about dozen of them rib eyes.
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