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[ Return to Contents | Post a Reply | Post a new message ] What about boned meat? Posted by Fullcurl on Aug 24 2004 Nearly all of my hunting is backpack style. When I kill an animal I debone it and the chunks of meat go in a game bag and then into my pack and I start hiking out. I had always thought of the citric acid being used on in-tact quarters when you will be hanging them in a camp for several days or when you are part way through a float hunt. Is there any benefit or need to use citric acid for my style of hunt/ meat care? Previous: Citric Acid TagemBagem Aug 23 2004 Next: notes on bone-out meat Michael Strahan Aug 24 2004 Message Thread:
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