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Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 9:33 pm
by Blackduck
S&D or Dwight's has the best sausage around. Jap and cheese is pretty good from everywhere.
Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 8:27 am
by ironside39090
Anybody ever used Deans off the Natchez Trace around Ratliff Ferry? I used himi last year and was impressed.
Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 11:20 am
by Rowdy53103
Odis wrote:............so is the sausage from S&D outside of Learned, I use the Buck Shop for everything but sausage
I switched from the Buckshop to Dwight's, mostly because Dwight's is a more convenient location for me. However, I have never been satisfied with the Buckshop sausage. I imagine Dwight's and S&D's sausage recipe is pretty much the same. And there is no telling whose gut shot/hair in the meat deer you are going to get back at Van's.
Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 11:29 am
by cagoodwn
I ended up going with the Buck Shop off 49. Only because my wife and I just bought a house out that way and it was convenient. We'll see. I'll report back.
Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 1:26 pm
by DUCKAHOLIC
Vans has changed.......the moore brothers Shane and Sam run a top notch operation back there, I grew up with them and have gone and watched them work. You get your meat back. They have perfected the sausage and its the best I have ever had hands down.
I too once refused to use vans and encouraged everyone to do the same.............but its different now
Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 2:33 pm
by Bonehead
DUCKAHOLIC wrote:Vans has changed.......the moore brothers Shane and Sam run a top notch operation back there, I grew up with them and have gone and watched them work. You get your meat back. They have perfected the sausage and its the best I have ever had hands down.
I too once refused to use vans and encouraged everyone to do the same.............but its different now
+1
Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 2:36 pm
by mts68
I got the green onion and cheese from van's last year. It's beyond greasy. Usually cook it for football parties and such b/c drunk people don't seem to notice how greasy it is.
Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 8:13 am
by boovan
Outfitter
S&D or Dwight
Lee's
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Van's
Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 12:31 pm
by Taint
Jelly wrote:I use the buckshop with no problems..
You haven't killed anything big stupie!!!

Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 1:02 pm
by Jelly
Taint wrote:Jelly wrote:I use the buckshop with no problems..
You haven't killed anything big stupie!!!

lick my balls
Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 3:59 pm
by Double R 2
DUCKAHOLIC wrote:Vans has changed.......the moore brothers Shane and Sam run a top notch operation back there, I grew up with them and have gone and watched them work. You get your meat back. They have perfected the sausage and its the best I have ever had hands down.
I too once refused to use vans and encouraged everyone to do the same.............but its different now
Agreed and same here, the Moores do a fine job.
B & L, across from the hospital and V'burg, just picked up some og my business too, because theyre convenient for Sunday night deer or hog kills and cheap.
Everyone in town uses the same cajun tamale guy down in Lousiana, no telling who deer meat your getting, or if it's even deer, but it's fine regardless.
Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 5:47 pm
by dukhntn
Double R 2 wrote:DUCKAHOLIC wrote:Vans has changed.......the moore brothers Shane and Sam run a top notch operation back there, I grew up with them and have gone and watched them work. You get your meat back. They have perfected the sausage and its the best I have ever had hands down.
I too once refused to use vans and encouraged everyone to do the same.............but its different now
Agreed and same here, the Moores do a fine job.
B & L, across from the hospital and V'burg, just picked up some og my business too, because theyre convenient for Sunday night deer or hog kills and cheap.
Everyone in town uses the same cajun tamale guy down in Lousiana, no telling who deer meat your getting, or if it's even deer, but it's fine regardless.
How do they do on hogs and what do you have made up? I've used them in the past, but not for a hog. Their snack sticks are FINE. Sausage, not so much...
Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 7:28 pm
by tallyquacker
anyone used Jimmy's on 51 in Ridgeland?
Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 7:47 pm
by randywallace
Drake88 wrote:I use Stacey Martins in Bolton and dont think several around compare to him. I assure you that you get all your meat back and you gonna be very pleased with it.
+1 Stacy Martin does a fine job and you get your meat back every time. He is off of Martin Road. It takes about 5-7 minutes to get to his place from the Bolton exit at I-20. From Jackson, take I-20 West toward Vicksburg. Take the Bolton exit and go to the right. The road forks about 200 yards up. The road on the left is Williams Lake and the road to the right is Bolton-Brownsville. You stay to the left on Williams Lake until it dead ends on Highway 22. Take a left on Highway 22 and go to the first road on your right. Take that right on to John Warren. Go to the second road on your left, that is Martin Road. Take that left on Martin, go short distance and you will see the signs to his place.
He is also making boudin this year. Dang good. Our camp takes most of the deer we kill over there.
Re: Jackson, MS Deer processing
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 9:23 pm
by WeBeJeepin
Buck Shop has the best deer tamales hands down! I like their smoked sausage too. Makes me hungry just thinkin' about it...