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Recommendations...
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Some precautions to take when handling deer
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- Wear rubber gloves when field dressing carcasses.
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- Bone out the meat from your animal.
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- Minimize the handling of brain and spinal tissues.
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- Wash hands and instruments thoroughly after field dressing is completed.
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- Avoid consuming brain, spinal cord, eyes, spleen, tonsils and lymph nodes of harvested animals. (Normal field dressing coupled with boning out of a carcass will remove essentially all of those parts.)
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- Request that your animal be processed individually, without meat from other animals being added to meat from your animal.
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| Meskwaki Natural Resources Staff has been trained in sample collection technique. Settlement school students that participated in the dissection activity wore aprons and gloves to protect them when handling the deer. |
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Pictured above, Delson Pushetonequa intensely dissecting a deer head. |
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Science rocks! Pictured from left to right Sam Lasley, Nia Lasley, and Pfieffer Brown. |
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