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    Default Deer Hearts

    I don't deer hunt any more, but I sure would like a heart, or 3, to eat. Any of yall close to Murrells Inlet willing to save a couple for me? I know a lot of folks don't eat them, so I thought I'd ask.
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    Yeah fresh deer heart and liver with a little onion is hard to beat. Best cooked at the skinning shed.
    Last edited by centurian; 09-20-2022 at 07:15 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by centurian View Post
    Yeah fresh deer heart and liver with a little onion is hard to beat. Best cooked at the skinning shed.
    Holy moly, that brought back memories. I grew up hanging out at a private skinning shed/walk in cooler near Rock Hill. My buddy’s uncle would take the heart out of every deer that came in. Sliced thin, yella onion, salt and pepper, in a cast iron skillet. If you put a helping of it on top of your head, your tongue would beat your brains out trying to get to it.


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    I am going to have some this year first in many years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MKW View Post
    I don't deer hunt any more, but I sure would like a heart, or 3, to eat. Any of yall close to Murrells Inlet willing to save a couple for me? I know a lot of folks don't eat them, so I thought I'd ask.
    If you get towards Camden let me know I will save you as many as you want
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    I can probably get you a couple

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    Road kill.

    Seriously though, I would visit the nearest processor mid morning on Saturday.

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    If I had seen this earlier I’d have saved the one that came from one I killed tonight. I’ll make it a point to put them back next time for you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tater View Post
    Road kill.

    Seriously though, I would visit the nearest processor mid morning on Saturday.
    I tried that last year and the processor near me said the yankee hunters eat them. They never called me back to come get any.
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    Camden is a little far.

    Duckchoppin...let me know!

    Beanhunter...where are you?
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    Bringing this back up for this year. I'd be willing to drive about an hour (one way) to get a few.
    Thanks
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    I’ll try to remember to save some.

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    One of my junior high teachers ate deer heart. All three of us boys years apart in school would bring her one the Monday after Thanksgiving.

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    Sounds like Miss Spigener. I brought her a limit of doves in 3rd grade and never had to open a dictionary the rest of the year...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coastal Woodie View Post
    I’ll try to remember to save some.
    I would appreciate it. You're close and you seem to kill plenty of deer. LOL
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