Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: bamalefty on October 14, 2009, 08:47:49 AM
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Hey guys I was wondering if you have any tips on where to take a deer to get processed in the Eastern WA area?? We will be hunting around the Prescott/Clyde area and I live in Kennewick. I have been told about two places in Hermiston, OR. One is Folletts and the other is Eastern Oregon Mobile Slaughter. Do you have any info? I have not killed my first WA deer yet this will be a first for me.
Thanks in advance!
Clay
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try Hauns Meats. stateline, or thundering hooves, walla walla. both places turn away deer very soon after opening weekend. so if you are sucessfull early try them. :cue:
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there is also a place in dayton, cant remember the name or if they process game or not but stop in and ask em theyre on the main drag in dayton
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Well I wasn't really wanting to go as far as Walla Walla. And I was wondering if anyone else had info on the place in Dayton???
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at the east end of dayton there is a gas station just across the street is the dayton meat shop. thats all I know
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found some info Dayton Cut and Wrap 406 east main st. Dayton (509)382-4371
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found some info Dayton Cut and Wrap 406 east main st. Dayton (509)382-4371
Thanks for the info!!
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call ahead of time so you can make sure they do game ur welcome ;)
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I'm pretty sure the place in Dayton doesn't do wild game, and I think the place in walla walla only takes boned out meat, your only choice in tri- cities is Brians butcher block, he is extremely expensive. I would take it to McCarys meats in basin city, they do a good job and make excellent sausage and jerky. I don't know anything about the places in hermiston.
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I know the place in Dayton does wild game. They always have a sign up during hunting season.
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I have used McCarys in Basin city for years they always do an excellent job for me, and PascoKid is right about there jerky and pepperoni. :EAT:
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try Hauns Meats. stateline, or thundering hooves, walla walla. both places turn away deer very soon after opening weekend. so if you are sucessfull early try them. :cue:
I am almost a 100% sure Hauns will no longer take any type of game. :(
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i use dave murray in milton-freewater, did a nice job, reasonably priced
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Bryans butcher block in Pasco does game. Just got done eating a couple peppersticks from him. Excellent turn around as well.
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Bryans butcher block in Pasco does game. Just got done eating a couple peppersticks from him. Excellent turn around as well.
I had one of those they other day. They are good for sure. :EAT:It can get pricey though
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I would definitely call ahead on the Dayton processor, I was in there last year during ML season and they told me they no longer can handle wild game. :dunno:
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I live in Tri-Cities as well and used to worry about this. Chucks meats in Kenniwick was great till they sold and all went to hell and a hand basket. It is really so simple to cut and wrap your own meat, plus its fun and adds to the hunt. Get a good grinder...we got ours at Nothern Tool, then you dont have to worry about this stuff anymore!
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I used Brians Butcher block the first year I lived in Tri Cities and it was about $150!! for a small 3 pt. Last year I used a different guy near the King City truck stop, it was still about 120 I think, I will be butchering myself from now on.
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A buddy of mine took a small whitetail into Brians 2 years ago the hanging weight was 117 lb, it cost him $195 to have it just cut and wrapped. That to me is outrageous, and I have never cared for his pepper sticks, but alot of people do like them so maybe it's just me. I had forgot about the guy at the truck stop I believe he is either in cahoots with Brian or some how connected.