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LG Meats has been a long-time favorite of hunters in the S Bay for game processing.  I, however, have had mixed results in the past with them, so normally I'd default to Bobby Lee's Smokehouse in Hayward for my game processing needs.When Bobby Lee's mysteriously burnt down a few years ago I was at a loss.  I bounced around to a few second tier butchers, but no one processed a wild hog or deer like Bobby's.  Sad state of affairs for me as Bobby's seemed to get better each time I took fish or game there for processing and/or smoking.So, about a month ago I decided to give LG Meats another try.  As always, the peeps are friendly, and it was easy to pull right to side door and have someone assist with my game.  We weighed my hog (about 75 lbs swinging), and I order boneless shoulders (for pulled pork---soooo good) with the balance going 1/2 bratwurst and 1/2 spicy italian sausage.A week later my game was ready for pickup.  LG is close enough to Santa Cruz, so I worked a morning surf session at Pleasure Point into the little trek, added bonus.  Late morning I popped into LG Meats, paid up, ordered a snack for the ride home (a bbq brisket sandwich--which was off the charts) and some homemade Slim Jims for my son.  The cashier helped me load the nicely vacuum sealed and brick-solid frozen meat into my car for the ride home to Marin County.Now the best part of this experience:  eating this fine, lean, hormone-free, free-range game that was carefully prepared by the pro's at LG Meats.  First, the shoulders are a slam dunk--just take 'em off and wrap 'em up, 10 of 10.  Next, the brats were good, but a little too light on seasoning for my taste, still 7 of 10.  Finally, the spicy italian--perfect spice/heat combo here and it is probably the best pork sausage I've ever had (wild or otherwise), confirmed by the independent culinary masters I share game with, namely Fro and Broc--it scores a solid 10 of 10.  Honestly, everything else could have bombed and I'd still give LG 5 stars/perfect 10 -- the spicy italian is that good.Across the board, whether you need game processed, a texas style brisket sandwich, buffalo jerky or just a cold soda--LG Meats is a great old style butcher shop/smokehouse that deserves a look.
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