Keep or toss it

[Ginja Ninja]

My neighbors deep freeze went out yesterday and he stumbled upon entire back strap from a deer he shot 2 years ago. It’s completely frozen and has been vacuumed sealed.
He asked me if I wanted it, I said yes. But now I’m wondering if it’s too old.

So, I got a backstrap that’s been vacuum sealed and frozen for two years. What say you?

[be12hunt]

Keep it.

[Hunt life]

My neighbors deep freeze went out yesterday and he stumbled upon entire back strap from a deer he shot 2 years ago. It’s completely frozen and has been vacuumed sealed.
He asked me if I wanted it, I said yes. But now I’m wondering if it’s too old.

So, I got a 2 year old backstrap that’s been vacuum sealed and frozen for two years. What say you?

Defrost it and give it a smell test

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[mudkat]

probably ok cook it and see

[Landrover]

I have 4 year old bison.......non issue.

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[MUZZYSLINGR]

Only one way to find out...


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[MRWHITE87]

eat it.

[mooney_ag]

Eat it

[TxAg]

Most likely fine to eat

If it isn't, mix it in with your dog's kibble.

[Antlers86]

Thaw that baby out and enjoy!

[Jon B]

I found vacuum packed elk from 4 years ago in my freezer. I was skeptical until I started cooking it. It was perfect!

[Southernboy]

as long as it was handled properly and frozen wont be an issue

[kruppa24]

Good to go

[AggieRod]

Still good

[Pstraw]

Thaw it out and have it for supper.