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I use zip lock freezer bags. Works fine as long as you push out as much air as possible before sealing. Also, i dont keep deer meat for more than one year so ive never had a problem with freezer burn. And, a permanent marker works perfect for labeling packages.

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I wrap with clear freezer wrap ( like Saran Wrap or others) and then place it in Ziploc Freezer bags. You can open the ziploc, take out a serving and reseal the bag. I can get two or three individually wrapped helpings in a quart ziploc.Works well for me and keeps without freezer burn for a year.

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I use the vaccum packer.But,after deboning and rinsing off the meat (steaks,roasts etc) I dry them with an old lint free towel,then par-freeze them on a baking sheet (not total freeze) so when I hit the vaccum pack button,the juices stay where they should...inside the meat.I do this with anything that has alot of juice,fish,blueberries.

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If not vacuum sealing, wrap tightly with saran wrap (gets the air out) and freezer paper.

Used packages over 2 years old still fine.

Air is the enemy.

Same way I have do it for 30 years. Saran Wrap, freezer paper, masking tape & a Sharpie. I spent 6 hours yesterday skinning, boning, cutting, grinding and wrapping. My wife pitched in when it was time to wrap as I had just about had it I was so tired. Second greatest feeling in the world when that job is done. Don't even think about asking what the best feeling is..........<grin>

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I have it wrapped in freezer paper. Then seperate the meat into steaks, chops, stew.... what ever and put the wrapped packs of meat into brown paper shopping bags. Fold/roll the bags down tight and into the freezer. You're good for at least a year and a half more like two years.

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