There are 136 calories on average in a 4 oz. pieace of venison.
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4 ounces of lean, broiled venison is about 180 calories.
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Yes, normally the term steak refers to beef (cow meat), but occasionally people refer to a similar cut of meat from other animals such a venison (deer) steak.
As far as I've ever found venison (deer) is highest in nutrition and among lowest in fat calories. I'm partial to backstrap cut into steak and the tenderloin steak with scrambled eggs (chicken duck or goose eggs, goose are higher in protein but i don't know where to buy them) Hind quarter is more for grinding but parts of it can me made into steak. Bear is also high in protein but it's harder to come by where I live.
Yes, but you can also cut steaks from venison (deer), buffalo, elk, etc.
Both, though you'll get a better sized one from an elk.
My guess is 64 ounces.
Grass,roots and someething that many people don't know is that deer's eat steak (animal food)
One ounce of nutritional yeast contains 14 grams of protein and 79 calories.
The amount of goat milk to feed deer can vary depending on the age and size of the deer. For fawns, a common recommendation is to start with about 8 ounces of goat milk per feeding, gradually increasing to around 16 ounces as they grow. It’s important to monitor their health and adjust the quantity as needed. Always consult with a wildlife specialist for tailored guidance.
Yes, celery can be a good food source for deer. It is low in calories and provides hydration, especially in the warmer months. However, while deer may eat celery if it's available, it should not be a primary food source since they typically prefer more fibrous plants and forbs. Overall, offering celery occasionally can be a tasty treat for deer.