Locating Butcher
#1
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Charlotte, NC
Posts: 109
Locating Butcher
For those of you who do not butcher your own deer.
I recently moved to the Charlotte NC area. How do you locate a deer processing station? I tried google, but wasn't able to find anywhere close.
Anyone live in/near here to help?
I am also looking to find out how much it would cost.
I recently moved to the Charlotte NC area. How do you locate a deer processing station? I tried google, but wasn't able to find anywhere close.
Anyone live in/near here to help?
I am also looking to find out how much it would cost.
#2
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 135
http://www.superpages.com/yellowpage.../T-Lincolnton/
Here's some. We do it ourselves, so no expierence with 'em.
Good luck!
Here's some. We do it ourselves, so no expierence with 'em.
Good luck!
#4
Spike
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: ohio
Posts: 12
For those of you who do not butcher your own deer.
I recently moved to the Charlotte NC area. How do you locate a deer processing station? I tried google, but wasn't able to find anywhere close.
Anyone live in/near here to help?
I am also looking to find out how much it would cost.
I recently moved to the Charlotte NC area. How do you locate a deer processing station? I tried google, but wasn't able to find anywhere close.
Anyone live in/near here to help?
I am also looking to find out how much it would cost.
#5
Hunting clubs in the area probably have 2 or 3 that they use or know of. They'll tell you which one makes the best sausage or pepperoni, packages it the best, yada, yada, yada. It costs me about 60 bucks, but w/tip, bout 75, but he does a great job with it, and stores it for me till the following weekend. Out of our club of 25 guys in Port Jervis, 17 take it to a butcher. In half the other clubs we go to visit, they do it all themselves and can't understand why we don't do it ourselves. When we're bowhunting, the guy across from my sister-in-laws has his own butchering business so we'll throw it his way. Like said before, grocery stores and gun shops are two easy places to find it. In my case, I'd probably find one at the local saloon.
#6
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2009
Posts: 1,926
The Bigger the Metro Area . . .
I find the fewer deer butchers inhabiting the area.
I'd look past new suburbia, and in areas that have some small outdoor sporting goods stores; shooting ranges and archery ranges.
These people could give you the best local information.
I'd look past new suburbia, and in areas that have some small outdoor sporting goods stores; shooting ranges and archery ranges.
These people could give you the best local information.
#7
For those of you who do not butcher your own deer.
I recently moved to the Charlotte NC area. How do you locate a deer processing station? I tried google, but wasn't able to find anywhere close.
Anyone live in/near here to help?
I am also looking to find out how much it would cost.
I recently moved to the Charlotte NC area. How do you locate a deer processing station? I tried google, but wasn't able to find anywhere close.
Anyone live in/near here to help?
I am also looking to find out how much it would cost.
#10
Spike
Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 1
NYBowhunter71
I live in Charlotte and hunt over in Cabarrus. The guy I used closed up shop after last season. I am planning on going over to stuffy's first and if I am lucky rocky river 2nd. I haven't been able to find anyone in Charlotte.
I live in Charlotte and hunt over in Cabarrus. The guy I used closed up shop after last season. I am planning on going over to stuffy's first and if I am lucky rocky river 2nd. I haven't been able to find anyone in Charlotte.