Too much meat?

I donate my meat at the local women’s shelter.

I hunt in the hill country in Texas. Had 3 does cleaned and quartered up in an ice chest. Called the hunter's for the hungry drop off point in Fredericksburg and was informed I would have to pay $40 per deer for processing. Dropped it off at a needy family the local taxidermist suggested instead....

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I donate my meat at the local women’s shelter.

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It sounds funny until you realize you're targeting rape victims and beaten spouses.

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Called the hunter's for the hungry drop off point in Fredericksburg and was informed I would have to pay $40 per deer for processing.

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I know Dowlings in Simsboro will accept whole deer for Hunters for the Hungry, process them, and return the back straps to you free of charge.

They are some good people.

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Do you not eat deer meat? 3 hill country deer would be about 40lbs of deboned meat. I applaud you for donating and not letting it go to waste just curious.

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I have to kill 10-15 a year on the lease I'm on to maintain our herd count.. These were extra, after I had given to friends, family, etc...

Every camp needs a Ronnie.

One of my uncles met Pastor Ronnie like 30 years ago. He has a small podunk poor church. Best we can tell, he spends most of his time trying to get food for the people he feels responsible for.

If we need to thin out deer or have a big group hunting ducks for a week and have more than people want or will fit in the freezer, Ronnie is just a phone call away.

In the summers he’s one of the few people outside family with permission to fish our reservoir.

You giving the lady’s that old Hickory?

Hey! Just seeing this. That wouldn't happen in Louisiana. We cover all the costs as long as it's an H4H partner processor. Good to hear it went to a needy family though! Thanks!

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That's what she told me, baw.

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we knew someone would say it