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1 hour ago, ARTrooper said:

I'm not sure I'm gonna buy meat in bulk. I got a deer in my garage that was hit near my house. the good thing about being a cop is I get to call dibs on the deer if the person that hit it doesn't want it. lol. I think I am going to start doing this more. free meat is awesome!

And already tenderized. lol. 

A good way to go Trooper. My foot surgeries kept me out of the woods, and I am still a little skittish about CWD. But not so skittish that I am working on an elk trip out west next year. Reminds me of something I saw up on Superiors North Shore a long time ago. I was staying at a cabin to do some skiing in the dead of winter right on highway 63. My wife and I were walking along the highway when a doe stepped out on the other side of the highway. Around the corner comes a Diesel Semi at high speed and BAM! the deer goes flying 40 feet. The semi doesn't even slow down. The next second an old pickup comes around the corner, slams on it's brakes, a couple of guys hop out, lift the deer into the pickup and take off. Total elapsed time from the deer being hit; no more than 60 seconds. Talk about scoring fresh meat.

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On ‎12‎/‎23‎/‎2017 at 9:54 AM, Sisco said:

A good way to go Trooper. My foot surgeries kept me out of the woods, and I am still a little skittish about CWD. But not so skittish that I am working on an elk trip out west next year. Reminds me of something I saw up on Superiors North Shore a long time ago. I was staying at a cabin to do some skiing in the dead of winter right on highway 63. My wife and I were walking along the highway when a doe stepped out on the other side of the highway. Around the corner comes a Diesel Semi at high speed and BAM! the deer goes flying 40 feet. The semi doesn't even slow down. The next second an old pickup comes around the corner, slams on it's brakes, a couple of guys hop out, lift the deer into the pickup and take off. Total elapsed time from the deer being hit; no more than 60 seconds. Talk about scoring fresh meat.

lol. I wouldn't take a deer with that much damage. passed up on a bear that was hit by a semi. Most everything hit on the interstate is obliterated also.

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I got festival's  so that's where you get that cut I guess?  It's tri tip right.?  The gmg fired up in your cold conditions?  Remind me again bout the rub... How is it?  Awesome.? 

Our fit for a king meal was an effin blt sandwich.... Well good for you... Lol... I know now I ain't no king      :laffs:  Wash

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24 minutes ago, washguy said:

I got festival's  so that's where you get that cut I guess?  It's tri tip right.?  The gmg fired up in your cold conditions?  Remind me again bout the rub... How is it?  Awesome.? 

Our fit for a king meal was an effin blt sandwich.... Well good for you... Lol... I know now I ain't no king      :laffs:  Wash

I don’t know if they’re the same outfit they’re from here in Wisconsin and only have stores here. Rub cake on it from the butcher. The GMG is chugging along should be climbing to 400 right now for rev seer

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Think next to brisket this has been my fav cut of beef, grain is similar. Didn’t find a lot of information on cooking it whole, seems the Brazilian steak houses cook it kabob style with a quick seer. The meat counter gave me internals but no grill temps. The cut is the serloin cap if you look at a diagram right next to the tri tip, so I treated it the same 230* till 120* internal then 400* to 135 for rev seer. From the meat counter it came cut 3/4 the way thru against the grain 1.5”-2” and rubbed I’m very pleased. the rub is good but they used WAY to much salt. I put the sensor in the thickest of the slices.  think I could replicate the rub cinnamon, brown sugar, salt, pepper, garlic onion powder. Actually reminds me a lot of the Larry’s rub below. Puls maybe some parsley or cilantro? 

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Might look for Brazilian style chimichurri seasoning. I make my own Patagonian Chimichurri from scratch. If you are interested I will share the recipe.

Awesome looking meal Shepp. I had left over Rogan Josh lamb we made last night for a friends birthday. If you like spice and Indian subcontinent food, it is killer.

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