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I love this quote from Cameron Hanes: “Every day you spend in inactivity, you are getting weaker. Every day that the elk moves through the high country, it is getting stronger. The longer you wait, the wider the gap grows.” A few years back as I sat on the edge of a large and steep

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what does elk taste like? how to cook it for best flavor and health benefits

Elk meat is the flesh of the largest member of the deer family to be found on the North American continent and in Northeast Asia. Sometimes also known as wapiti, their scientific name is cervus canadensis. Care should be taken not to confuse elk with moose, scientific name alces alces, even though the British use the name “elk” for both. Elk have slender antlers which as shed once yearly, although they are the largest deer species in the northlands, moose are even bigger.

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Kangaroo Meat vs. Elk Meat: A Comparison of Nutritional Values and Health Benefits

‍Kangaroo meat and elk are two types of game meats that have become increasingly popular in recent years. Both are high in protein and have a variety of health benefits, but which one is healthier for you?

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The best marinated elk steak tenderized and seasoned with a lemon balsamic marinade, creating a juicy steak and adding delicious flavor without overpowering the taste of the elk. The steaks are grilled or pan seared to get nicely browned crust on the outside. This recipe is super easy to prepare with pantry staple marinade ingredients and helpful tips to ensure a perfectly cooked elk steak!

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Ground Elk Recipes Easy - Reverse Seared Elk Roast Recipe - Chimichurri isn't just for beef - This campfire reverse seared Elk roast recipe goes great with it. Reverse searing the elk ensures a perfectly cooked, tender meat with a beautiful sear on the outside.

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Yes, elk do eat yarrow (Achillea millefolium), and there are several reasons for this: 1. Nutritional value: Yarrow contains various nutrients, including vitamins A and C, as well as minerals like potassium, calcium, and magnesium. 2. Medicinal properties: Yarrow has anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. Elk, like many animals, may instinctively seek out plants that can help with various ailments or discomfort. 3. Digestive aid: Yarrow can help stimulate digestion and reduce gas…

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Chef Jeff Usinowicz makes these juicy, earthy-flavored burgers using fresh-ground elk meat. You can find elk at Flying Fish Co. (flyingfishcompany.com), select New Seasons markets and by special order from Tails and Trotters (tailsandtrotters.com); always call ahead for availability. Though Usinowicz prefers elk, you can substitute ground bison, available at most grocery stores.

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3 Crockpot Recipes for Canned Venison Now that deer hunting season is behind us for another year, it is time for me to pull out some of my favorite crockpot recipes for canned venison. I love the feeling of having my pantry stocked with jars and jars of canned venison. It makes for quick and easy meals, and the flavor of canned meat is always moist and tender. #canning #venison #crockpotrecipes

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