Chef José Souto knows how to present game. He can take a roebuck and make it look as appetising as any cut of meat gracing the plate in a quality restaurant. He demonstrates how he butchers a roe carcass, selecting cuts from the haunch that he says taste better than the loin. Then he takes Paul Childerley out for a stalk, fresh from surgery on his shoulder, and they end up shooting a buck each.
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