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<blockquote data-quote="sidney411" data-source="post: 293851" data-attributes="member: 430"><p>I hang from the rear leg and quarter just like you said - J.C. cut the hams off the pelvis starting at what would be the underside of the deer. Start an the bottom - which would be the front of the rear legs and cut up until you reveal the socket joints. There is a ligament holding the ball in the socket - cut that and then continur to cut the hams off following the pelvis, keep all the meat on the hams. Once the hams are removed lay them flat witht he socket bone up. slice the meat down to the bone down, following the bone, all the way down the leg. I then grab hold of the socket and start cutting the meat away fro the bone all the way around while pulling up on the bone. Go around past the knee, and down the next joint. Cut the meat around that joint and you have a boned out ham. If you want to grind it you can cut it into small lengthwise strips and grind away - Now was that clear as mud?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sidney411, post: 293851, member: 430"] I hang from the rear leg and quarter just like you said - J.C. cut the hams off the pelvis starting at what would be the underside of the deer. Start an the bottom - which would be the front of the rear legs and cut up until you reveal the socket joints. There is a ligament holding the ball in the socket - cut that and then continur to cut the hams off following the pelvis, keep all the meat on the hams. Once the hams are removed lay them flat witht he socket bone up. slice the meat down to the bone down, following the bone, all the way down the leg. I then grab hold of the socket and start cutting the meat away fro the bone all the way around while pulling up on the bone. Go around past the knee, and down the next joint. Cut the meat around that joint and you have a boned out ham. If you want to grind it you can cut it into small lengthwise strips and grind away - Now was that clear as mud? [/QUOTE]
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