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Using a Local Processor vs At Home Meat ProcessingHunting offers a certain kind of joy, something most hunters know they won’t find anywhere else. It’s that cup of coffee before dawn. The silence of an early morning. The surge of adrenaline when you catch movement out of the corner of your eye. Thing is, there’s a satisfaction to processing your own game that ties the whole experience together into a mouthwatering package. If you’re dropping your meat off at a local processor, you’re missing out …

There’s nothing like serving up a plate of sausages or burgers and knowing absolutely everything in that meat is something you wanted in the mix. That’s what we all aspire to, sure. There are, however, some finer points or questions where you might need some answers.That’s where we come in. Our company was founded on a simple goal, help simplify game processing for the average hunter, so let’s answer the most commonly debated questions around meat processing. When we’re finished you can cross th …

Meat Processing Best Practices - Do’s, don’ts, and whyFor all you hunters who know the right way is the only way, we’re with you. That’s probably why you’re thinking about processing your own game. And, if you’re looking for information about meat processing best practices, you’re in the right place. LEM makes some of the best equipment in the industry, but even great tools are only helpful if you have the know-how to put them to work.LEM exists to simplify game processing and make it easier for …

There’s a right way to do things, and there’s every other way. That’s what our Dad taught us and his Dad taught him. That’s why at LEM, we know the hunt doesn’t end when the buck hits the ground; it ends when we all sit down at the table.That may sound like it’s easier said than done, but we’re going to walk you through everything you need to start processing your own game at home. We’ll start with field dressing blades and take you all the way to seasoning and stuffing your own sausage. Who nee …

The convenience of picking up hamburger meat or a package of hot dogs at the supermarket definitely fits in with today’s fast-paced society. Everyone is on the go and sometimes what we put into our bodies is barely given more than a passing thought. But as they say, easier is not always better. Whether you hunt your own game or are simply very particular about your meat, there is an unquestionable satisfaction in processing and grinding it yourself. For those of us who take pride in the meat tha …

As an avid hunter, you play a hands-on role in the act of bringing food from the field to the table. This starts with scouting the animal and ends—of course—with eating it. There are a few additional steps that must take place in between before you can enjoy your burger or backstrap. The most important step, of course, is that the meat needs to be processed. While there is nothing wrong with taking your game to a commercial butcher to be processed, the act of processing your own meat is highly r …

Process your meat in no time with LEM’s commercial-grade meat processing saws. From ergonomic hand saws to commercial-quality electric meat saws, LEM Products has what you need for both home and commercial use. Our saw blades are designed specifically for high-speed friction to help you make quick clean cuts through bone and meat with ease.If you are using a regular large kitchen knife in an attempt to cut meat with the bone intact, this process can be extremely unsafe or even impossible. A prof …

Meat processing can be a time-consuming task no matter what kind of result you are looking for. Thankfully, LEM Products has all of the meat processing equipment you could imagine for both the at-home chef and butcher alike.Hoist and GambrelEasily hoist up your hunt with our weight-reducing pulley system. This product can hold up to 500 lbs and Features an automatic self-locking device and collapses easily to fit into your hunting bag. Additionally, this product comes with a 22" lightweight gamb …

Processing your own game meat is rewarding, and nothing feels better than watching it go from field to table. Now that we have our own setup at home we process meat ourselves. Although it can be a lot of work, my husband Ben and I enjoy the process from start to finish.Bagging and sealing the meat however has always been stressful. We had a few different style vacuum sealers, but most left air pockets in the bag that would increase the chance of freezer burn after a few days. It was also impossi …

Proper Freezer StorageAfter you’ve processed your deer into desirable cuts, it is imperative that you properly wrap and freeze the packages. Putting the cuts into plastic freezer bags will not guarantee you delicious and fresh meat in the coming months.The most effective way for freezing meat is to use quality freezer paper that is waxed or poly-coated on one side. The coated side of the paper should go against the meat. To optimize the protection, you can fold a freezer sheets around the meat a …