OFF AXIS | LAST LIGHT LUCK! S1E06

[@Therezlife360]

Great series and man Matty ice is bringing a whole new level of video editing... Keep em coming fella's

[@gethushin]

Thanks man, he’s about that gimble life now 👊🏻

[@twigsangling]

Eric's getting super jacked!!

[@gethushin]

Summer shreds 💪 been hitting it hard. Now I need to get on the Mtn!

[@jordanholcomb1743]

Great series! I'm going to have to try axis deer in HI one these days! I don't live where I grew up any more but still hunt the family farm on holiday visits. When freezing meat for transport back home, I leave most of the thicker silver skin on the outside of the meat. Especially if you are going to use vac bags, that silver skin is just more freezer burn protection if the vac bag punctures after you dig through the freezer a bunch. It also saves time on your trips by not having to trim everything. As you thaw the meat, you just trim before using, that way you only have to trim one piece at a time instead of the whole animal. I think the silver skin trims easier when the meat is partially thawed anyway. I do try to get as much fat off (when it's present) as it will spoil much sooner than the meat. Just my two cents.

[@gethushin]

Solid advice. We were jammed packed for weight and luggage so we opted to not ship the trim back, saved us a lot and our bags made the weight limit. Barely!

[@jimnummerdor9687]

YUMMM. I see I’m not the only person that butchers wild game with the Rapala fillet knife. Can’t beat it

[@gethushin]

Right? Sharp and flexible, makes trimming so much easier.

[@mrsockeye]

Great series. Hawaii for Axis deer is one of my favorite hunts. I would love to get back and do it again.

[@Eggomay420]

Hell yeah man like what you guys did there love the cut and cleaning stuff you guys should do that more ✌️😎

[@dakotashort44]

Great film work! Keep it up guys!

[@samletunovskiy1384]

In a pot roast I would trim most of the bigger stuff but all that connective tissue will break down nicely in a 8-10 hour long roast. 👍🏾

[@ixoye143]

I'm cutting elk meat from the bull I shot 2 days ago in Oregon right now while watching this lol.

[@gethushin]

Well congrats man 👊🏻

[@Zombiemma88]

Awesome series! Love to hunt axis deer in Hawaii! Jeez how many bucks they brought home?! Just a slayfest haha

[@PNWRCOVAL2024]

Love your guys videos.

[@nicholascravens6674]

so rarly! amazing

[@charlienelson2569]

Love it keep up the good work

[@joshvangerven4184]

Throw it straight in bud will cook down over time love making pies and snittys

[@allenwilson9656]

Hey Eric what knife are you using in the butcher of the meat ?

[@Therezlife360]

Just looked like a fillet knife 🔪

[@brycelamping5176]

How does it taste ? Is it Close to elk, deer , antelope. Just wondering

[@WantingWilderness]

Axis deer is amazing, very mild in flavor compared to other venisons.

[@gethushin]

Exactly, very mild. Amazing flavor and more tender.

[@HaftardsGuideService]

For the football (that's what I call it) I trim it down a little bit more. It be begin to look more like a foot ball. Then freeZe that as a roast. And I would just cook it like that.

[@danielcarrillo761]

So all you meed is a hunters ed to hunt in Hawaii? How much are the tags to hunt out there in hawaii for them Axis Deer?

[@NMShedOutdoors]

Do a quick pull test on the roast and throw it in!

[@ondaholo1568]

Scot Rea Project and Bearded Butcher both do an awesome job showing deer butchery. Maybe I missed this or maybe the info will come at the end but, how would I get in contact with Nick to hunt?

[@shieldwolf33]

👍🏻

[@WantingWilderness]

I'd just roast it, in a crock pot that finer silver skin melts away. You don't want tons of it, but if you can't trim it cuz it's so fine, just ignore it

[@gethushin]

We’ve been doing some roasts. So good 😊

[@Eggomay420]

Yo what kind of camera are you guys using for the night picture because it is 🔥🔥🔥

[@PNWRCOVAL2024]

I just throw it in the crock pot with some veggies and tators

[@gregkaufmann996]

Leave it on, it will cook down and you won't ever know it was there

[@gregwatkins8282]

clean it up a bit then throw it in the crock pot!

[@aidwn2527]

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