We will meet you at our shop or arrange for a no-contact drop off. We will collect basic

information (name, phone, cut order, special instructions), and we will schedule a tentative

pick-up date based on our workload. We will require the deposit of the cost of processing at time

of drop-off. Any further charges incurred will be collected upon pick-up.

Please inform us right away at time of drop off or first contact and write your request on the

carcass tag that will accompany your deer through the entire process! We offer drop-off services

to your preferred taxidermist at an additional fee.

Your cuts will be freezer wrapped and clearly labeled. Your grind will be in tubes and marked

“Wild Game”. If requested, we can box your meat for your convenience–otherwise, please bring

coolers or boxes to transport. We freeze upon completion unless requested otherwise.If there

were additional fees associated with your order, we will collect the balance at that point and you

will receive a receipt for services rendered.

Currently, we accept cash and checks. A fee will be applied to any check that is returned due to

insufficient funds. We hope to offer card services soon!

We have an open door policy. Don’t just trust our word–stay for the entire process!

If you have not picked up within three days of us contacting you to let you know your game is

ready, we will start assessing our storage fee. Should the storage fee equal the total cost of

processing, Township Meats will assume ownership of the product.

Our cleaning fee will be applied only if there is excessive dirt, leaves, other foreign objects, or

gut material throughout the deer. We have the right to refuse whole deer, trim, or quarters if we

deem by visual inspection that the product is not safe to consume.

We do not test for CWD, but we are hosting a self-service CWD testing kiosk right between the processing shed and walk in cooler for your convenience. There are instructions for use and supplies located in the kiosk.

If you wish for us to cape the deer or return the skull for a Euro mount, please follow normal drop-off protocol and additionally write "CWD TEST" on your tag, and we will contact you for the information needed. We can also set up a time to meet you at the shop to get your CWD information filled out right away.

For more information about using the kiosk, please call or text Laura Owens at 608-931-7252. The kiosk will be checked once a week.

We will not hold deer awaiting test results.

No CWD positive deer once processed will be refunded the processing charge, as the work will have already been completed.

Access to a road that can accommodate a 16' long box truck will be necessary. Please note that the truck is twelve feet tall and does not turn sharply. Access to power (220V) and potable water is an absolute requirement.

We will come to your farm, stun the animal with a projectile, and skin/gut/quarter or halve on site. We will then bring the animal into the truck and leave the truck on your property for the desired hang time. During this time, we will require a constant source of power for the truck of at least 220V, 30 A. After the desired hang time, we will return to your farm to further process and package the product. You will be responsible for receiving the product immediately upon completion.

All waste products will remain on site unless discussed ahead of time. Failure to take waste products will incur a further charge.

When selecting the set up location on your farm, please be aware there will be loud noises, water runoff, and waste material.

No--anything slaughtered by this truck must go back to the owner and cannot be sold. Animals must have assigned owners prior to harvest and all proper information must be recorded prior to harvest. Animals can be owned in shares (quarters, halves, or whole) by multiple owners with the proper documentation.

Unfortunately, no. Animals must have lived on the premises for over thirty days in order to be eligible for this mobile service.

It depends. Otherwise healthy animals that have accidentally injured themselves within 24 hours and are still able to be harvested for owner's consumption. Otherwise healthy animals that have accidentally injured themselves greater than 24 hours ago must pass a pre and post mortem inspection completed by a licensed veterinarian in order to be accepted for harvest and consumption. The cost of this will be the owner's responsibility. Any bovine (cattle) that cannot stand AND walk unassisted will not be eligible for harvest.

Yes--the processor must be able to process custom exempt animals. Leaving the carcass on site for the owners to process is an option--simply inform us upon creating the appointment.