Cordray's Venison Processing, Cordray's Taxidermy, and Cordray Farms Beef: 6708 County Line Rd. Ravenel, SC 29470, 843.766.7922. Taxidermy: 843.509.7720
Friday, October 30, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
More Grooms Farm locally grown all natural pork coming the end of next week!
We sure sold out quickly! We've sold all the local Grooms Farm pork we had except for just a little bacon and a couple of smoked hams! So we've got more coming in next week to be in the meat case by Friday. Will send you a quick note to let you know that it's in! If you came by looking for pork shoulders for barbecue and I had to disappoint you, stay tuned!
Claudia
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www.cordrays.com
Cordray Farms
Cordray's Venison Processing
6708 County Line Rd.
Ravenel, SC 29470
843.766.7922
Claudia
--
www.cordrays.com
Cordray Farms
Cordray's Venison Processing
6708 County Line Rd.
Ravenel, SC 29470
843.766.7922
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Beef Sides available!
We'll have a few all natural Cordray Farms Beef Sides available between now and Christmas.
All Natural, Grass Fed,
Grain Finished
Each side is dry aged at least 14 days and taste tested to determine the perfect cutting day. Then your beef is cut according to your custom cutting order, vacuum sealed and frozen to assure it's perfect for your table.
Sides: $3.25 per lb. hanging weight. Custom cut to your specifications.
Estimated Side weights: 300-325 lbs.
Need help? We can walk you through the custom order process. Do you want all the steaks you can get? Do you use beef for stir-fry? Shish kabobs? Need hamburger in patties or bulk? We'll help you determine just what you need.
Call us at 843.766.7922 to reserve your side.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Monday, October 26, 2009
What's Cordray Brothers sausage?
A few years back we attended a convention in California and happened to meet the people who supply seasoning for our sausages. They're the same folks that Michael's uncles used to buy from when they butchered cattle and pigs over 50 years ago on their farm a few miles from here. They'd get the meat ready here and then sell it at their meat market downtown on Herriot Street. Michael mentioned that he'd love to get hold to the old recipe they used. The lady at the booth told us that if they ever sold it they'd have a record. We traded contact info and didn't think more about it. A few months later, we received a note from her and a small bag of seasoning. She said she found an index card with the spice recipe in their basement archives. She said that many of the spices were old fashioned and it took her a while to find them, but she'd recreated the original recipe for our review. She got it just right! So when you get our Cordray Brothers sausage from venison or pork, you're getting a one-of-a-kind truly old fashioned sausage flavor. It's a little hotter than our medium sausage, but not as hot as hot sausage. Give it a try!
Oct. 26 Hunting Report
We continue to see big bucks coming in in the morning. This week's somewhat cooler weather and the passing of the front should keep them moving. Not so many reports of moving in the middle of the day, more early morning and late afternoon. Yesterday I had two reports of folks who shot their deer after they'd assumed the hunt was over and were preparing to come down from their stands. Bucks still showing obvious rut signs from all over the area.
Reed Lawson got his first deer with his brother, David Lawson.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
This little guy's parents met at Cordray's when they worked here after school about 5 years ago!
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