Where do ya'll get your sausage casings?

call your local meat market, butcher, or slaughterhouse

Rouses or Whole Foods may be a long shot

For those in Metairie, Zuppardo's has them.

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I get mine the same place I get my sausage, pre-installed.

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I like store bought sometimes. However, I would like to save some money and make good quality sausage at home.

Oak Grove Smokehouse in Prairieville has them and Lamendolas in Gonzales too.

But any grocer that has their own labeled sausage should have them and they are cheap. Just repack in salt what you don't use and they will keep for a year.

Cabelas has the synthetic that I know of. Not sure about natural casings. I've bought the big casing at Cabelas and made salami.

Kings Packing Co in Mccomb, Mississippi. A hank is $18 bucks or so.I get my Rebel SS seasoning there as well.

Oak Grove Smokehouse, Prairieville. They sell seasoning packets too.

I get mine at Oak Grove also.

I've used several from different sources but I like the casings from Cabela's best.

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A hank is $18 bucks

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I had to look that up:

hank
haNGk/Submit
noun
1.
a coil or skein of yarn, hair, rope, or other material.
"a thick hank of her blonde hair"
synonyms: coil, skein, length, roll, loop, twist, piece; More
2.
a measurement of the length per unit mass of cloth or yarn, which varies according to the type being measured. For example, a hank is equal to 840 yards for cotton yarn and 560 yards for worsted.

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Rebel Butcher Supply They'll ship you everything you can possibly need for sausage making and meat processing. They're out of Jackson MS. Highly recommend.

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I second Rebel butcher supply. Their sausage seasoning is awesome and their BBQ rub is pretty damn good too. A lot of folks don't know but Rebel makes the seasoning for Vine Brothers.