Entertainment

[Blammer]

Here is the evening's entertainment after Dad gets a deer!

This was Oct of a few years ago, I got my muzzleloading deer this year.

http://s54.photobucket.com/albums/g81/blammer8mm/?action=view&current=test.mp4

[crabo]

too funny! I like the family action and the play by play

[x101airborne]

Liver alone, cheese mine!
Ha. Always wanted to use that somewhere.
Great family time.

[Blammer]

My daughter was running the camera. :)

Good times to be had by all.

[richhodg66]

I thought I was the only one still using a hand cranked meat grinder (mine's actually an antique I got at a yard sale for like $3), they do work, but after processing a couple this year for the first time in a while, I may have to invest in one of the electric ones.

That's a great family video, lot's of fun. Thanks for posting.

[Blammer]

That's why I have two kids! This year they'll be able to run the crank a bit longer than last year. :)

[Thumbcocker]

My question is what boolit and load dropped the cabbage? Waist DRT or did you have to track it? Details please.

[Blammer]

this one was taken with my Caplock 50 cal Muzzle loader 80gr of FFg with a RB made of WW's. :)
Yes that's a Williams peep sight on the back.

It was about a 50yd shot and I spined her and she rolled down the hill towards me. So yea, DRT. :)

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g81/blammer8mm/2010%20Deer/DSCN8239.jpg

[Lonegun1894]

I still use an old hand crank grinder. There's some people who call me a dinosaur, but I kinda prefer the old non-electric tools. I also use a flint lock rifle for most of my hunting or a bow, so they may be right. Seems like they get more right every year. If I keep this up, I may go to a spear by the time I'm 40.

[Wayne Smith]

I recognize that kitchen! Hopefully we'll get to meet the rest of the denizens of it in a relatively short time.

[1kshooter]

fantastic video my friend ..thaks for sharing and keep them inbound lol
I am like you and I love to make it a family adventure!

[leadman]

Great video! I have an old hand crank meat grinder that was my Grandmothers then my mother's. After processing quite a few elk my wife gave me an attachment for her Kitchen-Aid mixer that works great.

[1kshooter]

I have a Butchers model (1hp) but I did about 6-7 deer and a likely 600 geese on my old home made job with a porket #32 hand grinder hooked up to a small electrical compressure motor....worked real well and I cand grind a whloe deer in about 15-20 min

Jonathan

[fcvan]

I dont think of it as hand cranked. I think of it as 'grinding green.' Frank