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Posted On: August 25th 2026, 12:30 pm
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What about the ‘gland’ buried in the rounds? Well, it’s best to remove it, obviously.
Do so prior to removing the rounds from the bone. It’ll make your butchering easier if the meat is anchored.
Also, it is a wive’s tale that if cut into this ‘gland’ that your meat will taste bad. That is simply not true.
If you cut into the tarsal gland (the dark patch on the lower leg) while field dressing you best clean your knife or change it as that WILL taint your meat.
But the one buried in the rounds is benign.
#eatwhatyoukill #hunting #meatprocessing #butcher #wildgame
Do so prior to removing the rounds from the bone. It’ll make your butchering easier if the meat is anchored.
Also, it is a wive’s tale that if cut into this ‘gland’ that your meat will taste bad. That is simply not true.
If you cut into the tarsal gland (the dark patch on the lower leg) while field dressing you best clean your knife or change it as that WILL taint your meat.
But the one buried in the rounds is benign.
#eatwhatyoukill #hunting #meatprocessing #butcher #wildgame
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