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I know deer is not a very popular cook among forum members but I was asked to do one for a friend. Going at it blind I did some research but didn't find a whole lot of material. I did learn that you want to pull at an internal of 140 or so to prevent dry meat. I did see a recent cook by Allenbama that gave me most of my ideas. Thanks Allen. What I did was got the egg rolling along at 275 dome with my guru.I rubbed the shoulder with Willinghams bbq rub. Went with hickory chunks and cooked it on the grid with drip pan underneath for about two hours. After two hours I pulled and put it in a roaster pan with 1 cup dales, cup of beer, cup of water, cup of italian dressing, and added a whole onion and a whole bag of baby potatoes.Covered roast with HD foil. I placed it back on the egg at 300 dome and it wound up cooking for another 2.5 hours to reach 145 internal. I dont know the actual weight of the shoulder but I'm guessing 10 pounds. I did try a small hunk off of it when it was done and it was by far the best deer meat I have eaten. I'm sure theres hundreds of ways to cook deer but I would recomend this to anyone. Enjoy the pics and have a great day!!!
Rubbed and ready
After the two hour smoke
Covered for the final cook
Done
Rubbed and ready
After the two hour smoke
Covered for the final cook
Done
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I cook a lot of venison. That looks great and is a method I need to try. You mention a cup of "dales". What is that? Thank you for the followup of your recipe.
Phil -
Dales is a soy based marinade thats readily available in most of the south. A cup of moores marinade would do the same if you have that. Or a cup of regular soy sauce would probably be ok as well.
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Excellent post and pix. I don't egg deer meat 'cause I don't have any (and stopped hunting years ago).
Nice job, would have liked to have seen pix of the shoulder sliced up a bit, but that's me. -
Looks good. Thanks for the pics.
Like Bill, I do not have a source for deer meat. I am sure I would try it on the BGE if I could get it. Unfortunately, neither Costco nor my local grocery carry deer meat, or any other exotic meats. :( -
Glad it went well for ya. It looks awesome. Bet it tasted even better!
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I was trying to decide what to egg this weekend. You made up my mind immediately. Wow, does that look good. I can't wait to try my own!
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its worth it totally
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Here is a recipe for my Dale’s Steak Seasoning clone. All that is missing is the MSG and you can add some if you wish…
JB’s VENISON MARINADE
North Portage Smoke-Shack
1/3 C. soy sauce
1 t. onion powder
1 t. garlic powder
1 t. paprika
1 t. ground ginger
1/2 t. fresh ground pepper -
That sounds great
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