Welcome to this week's Carnivore. Now last week, you saw me take out this nice fallow buck.
Okay so we got this little buck that we shot earlier today, we're just gonna take his feet
off, his head off, get the insides out and inspect him. I've got a customer that's having
this one, and he wants it in the skin so less work for us so I'm quite happy with that.
Feet's off.
And I'm gonna mark down the neck.
Okay now I'm down to do the back. Clear the back of the head, that's the bone that you're
after. Quicker over the top of that.
Okay I put this under here now to collect some blood. Now when I go in at the top of
the cavity there might be a bit more blood coming out. But Stevey boy is gonna take that
and use it for his bavari blood hound. He's gonna practice doing some tracks for it.
See if we can get a bit more blood out of here, we're laughing.
Gonna mark up the brisket. Cut this all through. Cut the stomach out.
Okay, now we're gonna take the back feet off. Make some holes so the gambrel can go in there.
Saw through the brisket.
Removing it's bum-holeio.
Take the tail off.
I'll sit these down here because we're gonna inspect them in a minute.
Okay, I'm gonna take out the liver now. We take the liver and the plucks out all together,
that'll be in one piece. And the guy that's having this, wants everything. He wants to use the whole lot, the lungs,
the kidneys, liver, everything. So we'll take everything out together and
have a look to make everything's all shipshape.
Okay so as you can see everything's nice and clean in there, no contamination what-so-ever.
Just gonna check the kidneys, they're clear as a bell. Nothing on there. All the glands
are fine, nothing's swollen in there. So, we can now go have a look at the red offal,
then the green offal.
I check over the lungs and the liver, and I'm looking for any signs of parasites. The
lymph nodes and the lungs are checked for any signs of TB and I always check the hepatic
lymph node on the liver, as well.
Okay, we're checking the green offal for any signs of abnormalities. I leave this to the
last because it's always the messiest case, if you're gonna get contamination you're gonna
get it when you're doing intestines. So just check some of the lymph nodes. All looking good.
Nothing untoward there at all. I'll make an incision into one just to check.
Perfect, all nice and clear. I think this one's all good to go.
Let's get this in the bin. Get washed up, and we're done for the night.
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