Elk Meat ?
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desperatehills
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Not that I know of. We have done the gutless route on the last few elk we have killed. The "meat" bag with the backstrap, neck meat, tenderloins, and flank/rib meat has been the heaviest bag. Heavier than the individual hind quarters. But as far as the law is conserned you don't have to haul out the rib meat like Alaska.
baltz526
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>Do you have to bring the
>rib meat out in Oregon?
>
Yes, if you follow the letter of the law. A waste of game ticket is at the discretion of the OSP officer. If your meat is inspected by OSP they will look at what is there and decide if what they see is a complete elk. Skull cap and eyes must be saved in the field and kept with meat. Proof of sex is also required. If you transfer a part of the animal Fill out the transfer sheet.
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>rib meat out in Oregon?
>
Yes, if you follow the letter of the law. A waste of game ticket is at the discretion of the OSP officer. If your meat is inspected by OSP they will look at what is there and decide if what they see is a complete elk. Skull cap and eyes must be saved in the field and kept with meat. Proof of sex is also required. If you transfer a part of the animal Fill out the transfer sheet.
support your local guzzlers. OHA life member,lapine oregon
baltz526
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>You don't need to bring the
>skull cap and eyes out
>unless it's from a Sheep,
>Goat, or Antelope. "False information." if you read page 27 under general regulations, evidence of sex you will see deer and elk are also covered
support your local guzzlers. OHA life member,lapine oregon
>skull cap and eyes out
>unless it's from a Sheep,
>Goat, or Antelope. "False information." if you read page 27 under general regulations, evidence of sex you will see deer and elk are also covered
support your local guzzlers. OHA life member,lapine oregon
TheBoneCollector
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Just curious as why you wouldn't want to bring the rib meat out.
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LAST EDITED ON Aug-28-11 AT 09:39PM (MST)[p]">You don't need to bring the
>skull cap and eyes out
>unless it's from a Sheep,
>Goat, or Antelope. "False information." if you read page 27 under general regulations, evidence of sex you will see deer and elk are also covered "
Yep, and it's perfectly legal for me to leave the head in the woods on an archery hunt.
>skull cap and eyes out
>unless it's from a Sheep,
>Goat, or Antelope. "False information." if you read page 27 under general regulations, evidence of sex you will see deer and elk are also covered "
Yep, and it's perfectly legal for me to leave the head in the woods on an archery hunt.
