Hillbilly Prince
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See if you can get involved with a Hunters For Hunger/Hunters Against Hunger group. Your accountant can use all you kill and donate on your taxes and the processing plant/butcher gets deductions too. Save all your clothing, equipment, gas and whatever else you use receipts. Oh and mileage for everything involved.
You can also get credits for delivering them to folks in need of more meat and it keeps the herds down and less chance of disease.
Do you have a big Wild Hog population where you are? Same thing works for them too.
Some folks like to hunt but can't eat a full deer a year and some families can eat a deer or two a year but can't hunt. It's a win win.
A guy I know has two kids and a wife...every year Each of them (4) get 10 deer tags total apiece. They figure that into their food budget every year. They trot line and hunt everything you can think of. They cut wood all year. All figured into their yearly budget. He showed me once what they spend on heat and food...It was a quarter of a two family household per year. They don't have to do that, but he said it keeps the family close and allows for more savings and extras.
When HFH got going good...It was phenomenal how many folks that helped and hunters didn't feel like they were killing a deer that would go to waste.
Kace
The hogs are pushing in here. I didn't know about all those programs

There are still families who rely on deer and such for meat around here. I think it is great.
I have to look into this stuff. Great information to have!