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What was your first red meat you cut, mine was slicing up bull meat for grinds and all the boning that was done.

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Great question.

My first was the neck part of bone in chucks from our half beef freezer orders & counter. I was happy to get to work on them.



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bottom rounds, I was the cube steak boy my first day, 2,3,4, and every day I was there lol  then shoulders, Top Sirloin



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shoulder clogs, they were on sale and lots of stew meat



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flap meat for cube and stew



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A clod for stew meat

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denuding pectorals for a manufactured packaged product line.

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bottoms, cube steak & stew



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Custom kill and moose.. Then graduated to our stuff. LOL

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The first thing I ever cut on a bandsaw was a beef shin bone, straight down the middle,  from one end to the other. If the blsde stayed on for that, the saw was safe for the cutter to use. Shin bones were in the scrap pail in those days, not any more.



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