Butchering: Bare-Bones Basics
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SOUNDS EASY . . .
And it is. The "secret" of this technique, again, is taking
the animal apart more or less the way it was put together.
And when you're finished, you'll have the justifiable pride
of the self-sufficient, a freezer full of custom-butchered
meat . . . and a smiling dog with a weight problems
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