slv hunter
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No. I do my own and have never had a processor do one. My wife uses vacuum seal bags.
Do you tip your game processor
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birddog 68
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I don't. I pay and pick up promptly. Who should receive it? Skinner, cutter, deboner, grinder, wrapper/vacuum sealer or the smoker?
During the rifle season he has quite a few employees and I can't afford to tip all of them.
During the rifle season he has quite a few employees and I can't afford to tip all of them.
Nope, it's hard to tip yourself or even crab at the processor for finding a hair. 
FireFlyFishing
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Yes, because it's me doing the processsing.
If I paid someone else…absolutely not.
If I paid someone else…absolutely not.
Buttermilk
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I don't tip. I'm certain that some of the processors I've used in the past "helped themselves" to a portion of my meat so I never felt the need to tip.
My current processor does a good job, charges a hefty price and I seem to get all my meat back. At the price point I pay I see no need for a tip.
My current processor does a good job, charges a hefty price and I seem to get all my meat back. At the price point I pay I see no need for a tip.
dmj
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First of all finding a good processor is tough. Second at the prices they charge it appears to me they already added a healthy tip. Usually do our own. But occasionally depending on location, and other circumstances will use a processor.
BuckLR
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Same!
tomcat818
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Process my own except for hanging time and the hamburger just easier because the butcher already has the renderings I like to add to the burger meat and I pay the advertised rate only.
med358-boise
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No.
lancetkenyon
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I don't even PAY my butcher...
Although he DOES get to eat all the game meat...
Although he DOES get to eat all the game meat...
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No! Before my old processor sold her business, I got a discount for bringing in new customers.
Yes I do, I tip myself with a new rifle, or scope or reloading supplies 
