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Arby’s Venison Burger

I wouldn’t get it again based on the cost; however, I have to say I’m slightly impressed. It had a nice thick burger patty like you make at home. And despite the sauce, pickles, and cheese I could still taste “venison” though extremely mild. Flavor was pretty good overall. I recently made some venison burgers of my own and they were pretty good. I think some sauce and onions on them would kick them up another notch. I’d say it’s worth trying once for the novelty of it.
 
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You guys with elk are just concept testing new recipes, not wasting money :sweatsmile:
 
I understand the “no farmed venison” sentiment, and I think we all prefer wild, but I started hunting as an adult so I could get more variety of meat as the main goal, not for the sport. Venison was near impossible to buy. My views/priorities have evolved but I don’t have a problem with it any more than I have a problem buying beef or pork at the butcher shop. And in a pinch I’ll confess I’ve paid $30/lb for farm raised venison backstrap.
 
kstetar said:
I understand the “no farmed venison” sentiment, and I think we all prefer wild, but I started hunting as an adult so I could get more variety of meat as the main goal, not for the sport. Venison was near impossible to buy. My views/priorities have evolved but I don’t have a problem with it any more than I have a problem buying beef or pork at the butcher shop. And in a pinch I’ll confess I’ve paid $30/lb for farm raised venison backstrap.
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I completely agree and also, it’s just insane to farm an animal that in many parts of the country are in such vast numbers that they are considered a nuisance. Tax dollars are spent on snipers with tranquilizers and vets to sterilize deer. Insurance pays out millions for auto collisions with deer, etc etc. Two years ago I drove from mass to Memphis and back; We decided to count roadkill along the interstate and counted over 500.
 
Jammintree said:
I completely agree and also, it’s just insane to farm an animal that in many parts of the country are in such vast numbers that they are considered a nuisance. Tax dollars are spent on snipers with tranquilizers and vets to sterilize deer. Insurance pays out millions for auto collisions with deer, etc etc. Two years ago I drove from mass to Memphis and back; We decided to count roadkill along the interstate and counted over 500.
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round up all those deer and send them to S Louisiana please.
 
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