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Did you mix and cure for summer sausage? Those are the same fibrous casings I use for summer sausage.
HMMMMM!
You are correct, summer sausage. 28 pounds and 2 pounds of pork. Next time I might up the ratio of pork. The mix I bought from an outfit in Wyoming. Can't recall the brand name . I threw the box away.
 
May be a little off topic, but mind sharing your recipe for the bologna?

Man I miss that early season in PA. Long seasons here in Mississippi but nothing like being in those fall PA woods.
Same here, I love the flintlock season after Xmas also. But, the last 2 years I have used the tulle for rifle season also. The modern rifles are dust collectors. The bologna mix is store bought. I can't seem to find mom's recipe she always used.
 
Nicely done! Meat in the freezer, great looking rifle, and even better looking deer.
 
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