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Enter October and the annual hunting season rush for many of you. I've got instructions on Canning Venison below for those who are planning to store some of that hard-earned meat without a freezer. Canning to the rescue again!

Water Bath Canning - Water bath canning is a great way to learn how to can. Make Fruits, jams, and pickles.

Tomatoes are a special case. They can be safely water bath canned only if they are acidified by adding bottled lemon juice.

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Canning Venison - Canning venison raw or hot pack? Either way, you must use a pressure canner.

Learn more about canning venison by clicking this link.

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