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Well, since I did not get a deer this year, and still need some meat to snack on, can I make landjaegers out of ducks? I have access to lots of ducks, and probaly will shoot quite a few.
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I don't see why not, I make jerky from duck....
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I think as long as you add enough pork. Do you make your own landjaeger? Got a good recipe? I need to learn how to make it.
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Use a recipe for venison landjaeger's and you should be fine. We used to make all kinds of sausages out of goose meat and they were great.
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Landjaeger is a dry cured sausage looks way to complicated for me to make
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Owens Meats in Cle Elum makes some great landjaeger! Spendy, but not greasy in the pocket, and seems to last forever!
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I would take it to a local butcher to do it. So if I bring in some pork to mix in it would work? Thanks for the help.
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