Country Butcher, Zebulon

lasttombstone

Kinder, Gentler LTS
Thanks Scotty. Had the number but he isn't open till 6 PM. Trying to make a decision on where I"m going with the meat.
 

ScottyB

Old Mossy Horns
Contributor
Thanks Scotty. Had the number but he isn't open till 6 PM. Trying to make a decision on where I"m going with the meat.
There is a processor west of Carrboro on hwy 54 named Norman Kirby- don't have his number right off but I did get some summer sausages from him a few years ago. The sausage was great, but the price was pretty steep. Maybe someone can post his number up.
 

Homebrewale

Old Mossy Horns
There is a processor west of Carrboro on hwy 54 named Norman Kirby- don't have his number right off but I did get some summer sausages from him a few years ago. The sausage was great, but the price was pretty steep. Maybe someone can post his number up.

He has a Facebook page.
https://www.facebook.com/Norms-Deer-Processing-1602017443401356/

His price is steep. Here is a photo of his price board.
https://www.facebook.com/1602017443401356/photos/a.1602038023399298.1073741829.1602017443401356/1751764651759967/?type=3&theater
 

Pimpscoe

Eight Pointer
Thanks all. Replied Pa.

Last year 130.00. It's good, but I now make my own and I can't tell the difference. If you have the meat grinder, it will cost you about 35.00 bucks once you buy the kit, cheese, and pork fat. (Boston butt)
 
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Pimpscoe

Eight Pointer
Deer has to be quartered and no hair. You need roughy 15-20lbs of deer meat. Which will pretty much be a normal size doe or 2-3yr old buck. 10 logs. I dropped off front shoulders, hind quarters, and tend. I got 10 logs of summer sausage with peppers and cheese, and one tenderloin wrapped back.
 
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