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Agp Game Processing is a meat processing business that specializes in processing game meat, including elk and antelope. They also sell various meat products, such as steaks and hamburger, and have received mixed reviews regarding the quality and yield of their processed meats. The business aims to provide quality meat processing services and products to customers.
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I've purchased steaks from these folks a few times now, and they were always labeled choice, but I'd swear they were prime, all day! Recently, I bought their hamburger and omg how much more flavor it had. I don't know how I could ever eat store bought again. 10/10 great butcher shop.
I recently purchased corned beef from Tony and was very pleased with the quality. I was also pleasantly surprised at the flavor, tenderness and minimal shrinkage. Everyone loved it! Thanks for making my dinner a success! Also purchased some of his family's mapke syrup and it is definitely the best I've ever tasted!!!
Brought an elk in for processing and they said out meet was dirty. We had over 2 ft of snow were we quartered it. Then when we called back The said it has some fur in it .. they didn’t call they just threw away out tender loin and 1 of 2 back straps .. all the neck and rib meat. the elk quartered was 302 lbs we got back less than 120 lbs This was from a large 5x5 elk
Outstanding jerky! If you are a jerky head , this is your camp fire 🔥 greatness. The sweet bourbon jerky is fantastic. …
I brought 97 pounds of boned out meat to agp for processing. They returned 47 pounds of processed meat and told me the meat was dirty, which it wasn’t at all. When I got home I was excited for a tenderloin dinner and found only one in the box. They said it wasn’t there! It was. I gave them another star because the girls up front were really nice, otherwise 1 star rating.
If you care about processing speed and a pleasant staff, come to AGP. If you actually care about the meat you’re paying for, try elsewhere. I brought a quartered 6x5 bull elk in pristine, clean condition and was returned a little under 105lbs of meat, five of which being the beef tallow they added to the ground. Despite handing over a full bag of loins backstrap etc. I received just .66lbs (!!!!!) of tenderloin and 1.62lbs of sirloin. I ordered 10lbs of breakfast sausage and only received 9 x 1lb bags. I asked for as many large 3-5lb roasts as possible and received 4 total, with just one exceeding 2.75lbs. (11lbs total for all for roasts on a mature elk). Upon sorting my meat and tallying the weights I called AGP to make sure a box had not been forgotten and was told that because it came pre-quartered the low yield was to be expected. But we took the neck meat, the rib meat, anything that could be picked off the bone, we harvested in the field and delivered fresh, hours after the kill. The gal on the phone had a pretty little explanation for my every concern, but I have processed elk before. I have processed smaller elk and turned a far, far higher yield. We only took this one to the processor because the temperature was too high and we did not have adequate cold storage to do it ourselves in camp. All I can say is that I am so very disappointed with this service. Paying $450 just to be robbed puts a serious damper on an otherwise epic hunt. If you choose to go with AGP I would advise you give incredibly explicit instructions, weigh your starting quarters and take the time to conduct an inventory of the yield before you pack it into a cooler and take home. I hope whomever has the rest of my elk is enjoying it. He was a brute. *** My buddy who also left his bull with AGP only got 88lbs from his 5x4. What kind of criminal tries to play off a mature bull elk as a 88lb yield? Absolutely disgusted. Avoid avoid avoid.
We had a great experience using AGP on our recent elk hunt! We brought 4 elk to them and they were able to process three of the four and quarter the other one for us to take back home! Facility was clean and well organized! We even bought some of the sample meats to go and were impressed with the quality and flavor! Highly recommend!
First time I’ve used them. I brought in an antelope. When I got home I noticed the tenderloins were missing. I called and they said they were damaged and not salvageable from gutting it. I have field dressed hundreds of animals and those tenderloins were perfectly Intact and clean when I brought it in. I even showed my son the tenderloins when I cleaned it because I was teaching him how to do it. I almost removed them myself to eat them that night but decided not to. Which I would have. I never imagined they would take them and just lie about it. The animal was shot perfectly behind the shoulder in the lungs. I only received a few steaks from the back straps. Don’t take your meat there if you want it all back.
This place is BAD! We took in a 600lb sow for processing, hanging weight was 415lbs. A contract was signed, how it was to be processed. When we got the meat back, there were no pork loins or ribs, and a lot less meat than thought. My husband reviewed the contract and noticed that it had been obviously altered. Where my husband had checked the 'yes' boxes to ribs, somebody with different writing, wrote over it 'boneless' with a black marker. When my husband called them out he was told that they grind the lion unless the customer asks that is not be......Who grinds the best part??? The worst part is that we are missing a whole lot of meat, we wish we would have canceled the check. Very bad place, if they do this, there is no telling what else they do. If there were a minus 5 star rating, they would get it.
Good meat. Good prices. Need i say more? Good people.