Australian Hunter

Game meat guaranteed

With such a smorgasbord of game available to us, whether as trophy, meat, pest control or all three, we should be making the most of this natural resource, taking enough for our needs and leaving the rest for another time.

In that way we also maintain a sustainable game environment, not just for us but for the next generation of hunters. However, all that effort to bring back the goods can be in vain unless the meat is properly protected and enjoyed in camp or at home. But first, some general comments to derive a better appreciation of game meat and its use.

The taste of game meat depends on the size and age of the animal or bird bagged and how it’s prepared and cooked. Young game is generally preferred for its tenderness and less gamey taste but in other

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