Re: [blackbelly] Butchering

2006-05-16 Thread Barb Lee
Hi Terry,
Yes, it is a remote temperature controller.  You stick a temperature 
sensing bulb inside the fridge/freezer and plug the freezer into the 
control unit which sits outside the freezer.  It overrides the temp 
controller in the freezer.  I think it is designed for beer lovers who 
convert them into keg coolers!  Says it's for refrigerators/freezers, 
but apparently some home fridges have trouble getting down to the lower 
temps.  You can see it at http://ceisites.com/9025.html

The other problem we've found with most refrigerators is that they 
pretty much all have a freezer compartment, which reduces the area you 
have to hang a full carcass.  Even our old freezer has two 
non-removeable shelves.

Barb

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 Okay, what is a 'freezer tamer'?  Its a way of
 regulating temp so the carcass cools without freezing?
 If so, can it be used on a refrigerator?

 Terry
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Re: [blackbelly] Butchering

2006-05-16 Thread Terry Wereb
I was thinking using old refrigerator for smaller
livestock-- like rabbits and chickens. this info is
greatly appreciated-- thanks

Terry

--- Barb Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi Terry,
 Yes, it is a remote temperature controller.  You
 stick a temperature 
 sensing bulb inside the fridge/freezer and plug the
 freezer into the 
 control unit which sits outside the freezer.  It
 overrides the temp 
 controller in the freezer.  I think it is designed
 for beer lovers who 
 convert them into keg coolers!  Says it's for
 refrigerators/freezers, 
 but apparently some home fridges have trouble
 getting down to the lower 
 temps.  You can see it at
 http://ceisites.com/9025.html
 
 The other problem we've found with most
 refrigerators is that they 
 pretty much all have a freezer compartment, which
 reduces the area you 
 have to hang a full carcass.  Even our old freezer
 has two 
 non-removeable shelves.
 
 Barb
 
 - Original Message - 
 From: Terry Wereb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: blackbelly@lists.blackbellysheep.info
 Sent: Monday, May 15, 2006 9:40 PM
 Subject: Re: [blackbelly] Butchering
 
 
  Okay, what is a 'freezer tamer'?  Its a way of
  regulating temp so the carcass cools without
 freezing?
  If so, can it be used on a refrigerator?
 
  Terry
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Re: [blackbelly] butchering

2006-05-16 Thread Sue Miller
Barb,

Yes! Ted handles the knife - I hold the carcass That is my job. He uses 
an old hunting knife and then ( since he is a taxidermist) he will also use 
a scalpel for close/small areas.
I can't be there for the shot either I wait til its all done and over 
with before I appear!

Glad to hear your freezer worked well for you. I have a question though. We 
have an older upright freezer that just wasn't keeping his 'animals' that 
needed to be mounted frozen enough. It would still cool but not keep them 
froze. Would that 'freezer tamer' gadget work in an upright like that or 
not?

HAppy eating! Sue


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Re: [blackbelly] butchering

2006-05-16 Thread Barb Lee

 Glad to hear your freezer worked well for you. I have a question 
 though. We
 have an older upright freezer that just wasn't keeping his 'animals' 
 that
 needed to be mounted frozen enough. It would still cool but not keep 
 them
 froze. Would that 'freezer tamer' gadget work in an upright like that 
 or
 not?

 HAppy eating! Sue

Oooh, you're going to need a fridge repairman for that one, not a dumb 
sheep farmer wannabe!  :o)  Sounds like it's already about the right 
temp to cool a carcass!

Barb


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