Jonathon No, I stuff by myself, but I aslo mostly do 32-36mm hog casings, not sticks. I plan to try some snack sticks in 16-19mm sheep casings soon, I’ll update when I do!
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RE: Vertical vs. Horizontal Stuffers - merits of either?
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RE: Vertical vs. Horizontal Stuffers - merits of either?
I haven’t used a vertical yet, but plan to buy one. My horizontal is a pain to load. As far as actual stuffing performance it’s great!
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RE: Vertical vs. Horizontal Stuffers - merits of either?
Tex_77 said in Vertical vs. Horizontal Stuffers - merits of either?:
Jonathon I’d disagree with that statement, it is much easier even with two people to have the horizontal stuffer we used clamped down, I guess if you aren’t using a water stuff, then the hoses pulling on it, it might now be as big of an issue.
My horizontal is just a 5lb, it dosen’t need clamped to stuff, but when you tilit it up to load it would be nice.
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RE: Cold smoked bacon
I wet cure my bacon, then cold smoke over a mix of hickory and oak, then store it cold for 2-3 days before I slice it. Bacon is my most successful cured meat by far, sausages are still a work in progress!
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RE: Cold smoked bacon
Kmucker All too true! Now, if science could grow me an all belly hog…
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RE: Cold smoked bacon
Kmucker I raise my own bellies! Along with the rest of the hog, of course!
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RE: Cold smoked bacon
I wet cure my bacon, then cold smoke over a mix of hickory and oak, then store it cold for 2-3 days before I slice it. Bacon is my most successful cured meat by far, sausages are still a work in progress!
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RE: Vertical vs. Horizontal Stuffers - merits of either?
Jonathon No, I stuff by myself, but I aslo mostly do 32-36mm hog casings, not sticks. I plan to try some snack sticks in 16-19mm sheep casings soon, I’ll update when I do!
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RE: Vertical vs. Horizontal Stuffers - merits of either?
Tex_77 said in Vertical vs. Horizontal Stuffers - merits of either?:
Jonathon I’d disagree with that statement, it is much easier even with two people to have the horizontal stuffer we used clamped down, I guess if you aren’t using a water stuff, then the hoses pulling on it, it might now be as big of an issue.
My horizontal is just a 5lb, it dosen’t need clamped to stuff, but when you tilit it up to load it would be nice.
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RE: Vertical vs. Horizontal Stuffers - merits of either?
I haven’t used a vertical yet, but plan to buy one. My horizontal is a pain to load. As far as actual stuffing performance it’s great!