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Need Opinions on making sausage

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PIRA Dad 20-Jan-21
neuse 20-Jan-21
George D. Stout 20-Jan-21
Therifleman 20-Jan-21
PEARL DRUMS 20-Jan-21
ruintfletch 20-Jan-21
Danielb 20-Jan-21
Danielb 20-Jan-21
Harry 20-Jan-21
Bergie 20-Jan-21
D.Lewis aka tonto59 20-Jan-21
Lenny 21-Jan-21
Lenny 21-Jan-21
RonG 21-Jan-21
jdbbowhunter 21-Jan-21
stickhunter 21-Jan-21
bigdaddy 21-Jan-21
PIRA Dad 21-Jan-21
Tine Tickler 21-Jan-21
grizzly63 21-Jan-21
Jeff Durnell 22-Jan-21
South Farm 22-Jan-21
From: PIRA Dad
Date: 20-Jan-21




I like to process my own deer and this year wanted to try to make some snack sticks and italian brats. Our grinder just wasn't up to the task and it took waaaaaaayyyyyy to long to get the small amount done we did.

Any opinions on a good sausage stuffer. Been looking at different 15lb stuffers but would like some thoughts on models people have actually used. We will probably use it for more than just venison.

Thanks,

From: neuse
Date: 20-Jan-21




I have the LEM SS, 15lb? Works great, very little effort to crank.

From: George D. Stout
Date: 20-Jan-21




Well, you may be able to find some Italian brats to foster-raise just to see if that's your cup of tea. Or, you could find yourself a nice Italian girl who is willing to help. Only a suggestion. :))

From: Therifleman
Date: 20-Jan-21




Check out Butchers and Packers Supply. They have a good selection of products.

From: PEARL DRUMS
Date: 20-Jan-21




If you plan to do it every year and you plan to do at least 2-3 deer plus other meats, don't go cheap. Spend the money upfront and never look back. I would look at used commercial stuff versus new consumer grade. The 40-50 year old commercial stuff will run circles around anything else.

From: ruintfletch
Date: 20-Jan-21




Lem for me also. Have the 25# Vertical SS stuffer.. Works great.

From: Danielb Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 20-Jan-21




Are you looking for a stuffer or a grinder? Mine are separate entities.

From: Danielb Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 20-Jan-21

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This is what I use. It works OK, but I only do 25lbs at a time and the meat still needs to be ground first.

From: Harry
Date: 20-Jan-21




Lem is what I use and it is very user friendly!!

From: Bergie
Date: 20-Jan-21




Cabelas grinder and Sausage Maker 20# stuffer

From: D.Lewis aka tonto59
Date: 20-Jan-21




I have never had a stuffer. I have always just made patties. Breakfast and Italian.

From: Lenny
Date: 21-Jan-21




Check out sausage maker they have everything you need,thats were I buy all my sausage supplies.

From: Lenny
Date: 21-Jan-21




Check out sausage maker they have everything you need,thats were I buy all my sausage supplies.

From: RonG
Date: 21-Jan-21




I don't know how often you are going to do this, but you might check with your local butcher shop to see what they would charge to do it for you.

From: jdbbowhunter
Date: 21-Jan-21




Agree with Lenny, Sausage Maker has a lot of quality stuff. IMO.

From: stickhunter
Date: 21-Jan-21




I have the 1/2 HP self contained grinder/stuffer that Cabelas sells. Works great

From: bigdaddy
Date: 21-Jan-21




I'm like Don Lewis I just make patties

From: PIRA Dad
Date: 21-Jan-21




Well we ordered one. 15lb LEM hand crank and some new snack stick flavors to try. Have deer #3 to make into more good food now. THanks for the opinions

From: Tine Tickler
Date: 21-Jan-21




I like Lems, PS seasoning, Cabela's for grinders ,stuffers, spices I would highly recomend PS blue ribbon summer sausage spice, you won't be disapointed!!

From: grizzly63
Date: 21-Jan-21




Sticks have been my nemesis. I'm not happy with how they turn out usually. I have a 10-15 lb LEM stuffer and it works pretty good but I have to clamp it to the table and it does take some cranking to stuff casings. The smaller the casing, the harder it is. You can always add fluid and make it easier but then your sticks will not be as full or solid. I have had the best luck stuffing them, curing in the oven until temp is reached and then sticking them in the dehydrator and drying them down till they get a lot more dried out. Like I said, I do not have this figured out yet. You will get your moneys worth in stick saving vs the butcher.

From: Jeff Durnell
Date: 22-Jan-21




I do my hot sticks in the smoker.

From: South Farm
Date: 22-Jan-21




x2 stickhunter. Expensive but worth it when you consider how long they last. I think ours paid for itself the first year alone not going to a processor. Best thing is you get your own deer back...can't put a price on that!





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