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Local fresh preference.

Not fresh frozen import.

Anyone know of contacts or locale where one can secure a few kilos of good fresh Thai venison?

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Here about 15 km outside of Kalasin there is a place called "The Deer Farm" restrarunt which is owned / run by a Swedish man and his Thai wife... I haven't been there in a few years, but notice that they are still open when I went by the place two weeks ago,,... They were raising deer for both their own use and for selling to restrurants and they said for export as well...

If you are interested, PM me and I can stop by the next time I am out that way and get some contact info for you...

Pianoman

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Here about 15 km outside of Kalasin there is a place called "The Deer Farm" restrarunt which is owned / run by a Swedish man and his Thai wife... I haven't been there in a few years, but notice that they are still open when I went by the place two weeks ago,,... They were raising deer for both their own use and for selling to restrurants and they said for export as well...

If you are interested, PM me and I can stop by the next time I am out that way and get some contact info for you...

Pianoman

Thanks for the tip, Pianoman.

If you know the name and location of the place, a little drive up to Kalasin [from Surin] wouldn't hurt us at all.

Thanks again.

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zzaa if you are up for a drive there is a market on the Camdodia side at Nam Yuen [ no visas or passports needed] and they often have wild deer meat for sale. Same goes for the Lao market near Buntharik. Jim

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Jeff - they were serving warm venison salad at a Prakhonchai restaurant on the lake- according to a local forum.

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Jeff - they were serving warm venison salad at a Prakhonchai restaurant on the lake- according to a local forum.

Thanks Ray, but that's not what I'm looking for - I'll prepare my own.

Nice promotional effort anyway...coffee1.gif

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Jeff - they were serving warm venison salad at a Prakhonchai restaurant on the lake- according to a local forum.

Thanks Ray, but that's not what I'm looking for - I'll prepare my own.

Nice promotional effort anyway...coffee1.gif

Try and keep up Jeff - the afore-mentioned restaurant was on the lake...........

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Jeff - they were serving warm venison salad at a Prakhonchai restaurant on the lake- according to a local forum.

Thanks Ray, but that's not what I'm looking for - I'll prepare my own.

Nice promotional effort anyway...coffee1.gif

Try and keep up Jeff - the afore-mentioned restaurant was on the lake...........

Indeed. Brothers and birds of a feather...

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Jeff - they were serving warm venison salad at a Prakhonchai restaurant on the lake- according to a local forum.

Thanks Ray, but that's not what I'm looking for - I'll prepare my own.

Nice promotional effort anyway...coffee1.gif

Try and keep up Jeff - the afore-mentioned restaurant was on the lake...........

Indeed. Brothers and birds of a feather...

Now you are mixing your metaphors AND your game.

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Here about 15 km outside of Kalasin there is a place called "The Deer Farm" restrarunt which is owned / run by a Swedish man and his Thai wife... I haven't been there in a few years, but notice that they are still open when I went by the place two weeks ago,,... They were raising deer for both their own use and for selling to restrurants and they said for export as well...

If you are interested, PM me and I can stop by the next time I am out that way and get some contact info for you...

Pianoman

Thanks for the tip, Pianoman.

If you know the name and location of the place, a little drive up to Kalasin [from Surin] wouldn't hurt us at all.

Thanks again.

the place outside of Kalasin has a website www.knopper-co-ltd.com and the phone #'s are 043-121-0178 or 084-428-7959 I am fairly sure that you would need to have Thai call as the owner & his wife are not always there...

Pianoman

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You want to eat Bambi? ohmy.png

Yes. on a spit over coals with an olive oil,mirin, soi, garlic, chilli and mustard marinade/baste.

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You want to eat Bambi? ohmy.png

Yes. on a spit over coals with an olive oil,mirin, soi, garlic, chilli and mustard marinade/baste.

Plump little Thumper would make one of my favourite Tapas --- Conjeca con Cebolla -- Rabbit fried with Onions in Olive Oil with crusty rustic bread to mop up the juices.

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