The preparation of dehydrated meat snacks from minced venison involves specific techniques and formulations. A typical process combines finely processed deer meat with various spices, cures, and binders. The mixture is then shaped, often using a jerky gun or similar device, into strips or other desired forms before being subjected to a drying process to reduce moisture content and preserve the product.
Utilizing ground venison for this type of snack offers several advantages, including improved texture control and ease of processing compared to whole muscle jerky. This method also facilitates the incorporation of a wider range of flavors and seasonings throughout the product. Historically, jerky production has been a significant method of preserving meat, and adapting it to ground meat allows for efficient use of resources and production of a consistent product.