Low and slow is the key to these mouth-watering elk ribs.
This hot-smoking method is essentially a slow, smoky barbecue for your pheasant. Maple syrup creates a sweet glaze for the smoke to adhere to as the bird cooks. Eat smoked pheasant right off the smoker for dinner, or you can let it cool and slice the meat for sandwiches or as an easy, high protein snack!
Processing your big game animals at home is easy; the best way to learn is to try it. The internet has many educational videos from which to learn and act as a teacher and guide. A friend or family member with experience is a really good way to learn.
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