I hang, skin, and process my deer with the head up instead of head down on a gambrel. There are some major benefits to doing it this way. Here’s why!
Video 33 Why I Skin and Process Deer With Head Up
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Jason,
how long do you typically let your deer age?
I like to let them hang about 7 days or 10 days if I can. No less than 2 days so the muscles relax.