Nose To Tail

Nose to tail – the complete utilization of the game. Our meat is prepared ready to cook or processed directly into delicious game specialties such as goulash and sausage. We cook jus & stock from the bones. We use the fur to make leather, decorations, shoes and clothing.

Chamois

Chamois meat is particularly aromatic in taste, lean and rich in minerals.

Red Deer

Red deer meat is dark red to red-brown, rich in minerals and protein.

Roe Deer

Venison is extremely tender, tasty, rich in omega 3 acids and mild in flavor.

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Latest news

In the winter 2025 edition of ALPS, we present our sustainable philosophy at Heimat Wild. We specialize in the regional and sustainable marketing of game meat and focus on hunting in harmony with nature. For us, hunting is a holistic experience in which we fully utilize the hunted game according to the “nose-to-tail” philosophy. Transparency, regionality and short supply chains are at the heart of this. We also make sustainable functional clothing and leather products from the animals’ skins. Together with our partner, star chef Markus Sämmer, we demonstrate the high quality and health value of game meat and enrich our philosophy with creative recipe ideas.

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Game from Tyrol and Bavaria

Heimat Wild works regionally. Our game comes from the Tyrolean Alps and the Bavarian Prealps. When it comes to processing, we pay attention to regionality and cooperate with locally rooted craft businesses.

Preparation of game

With our three types of game, you can use the preparation of beef as a guide.

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In one piece: briefly sear or grill the loin, then continue cooking over a medium heat until the desired degree of doneness is reached.

Medallions: Cut the loin into medallions and fry briefly on both sides in a hot pan until they are tender on the inside.

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Club

Schnitzel: Cut the leg into thin slices, pound, bread and fry in a pan until golden brown.

Minute steaks: Cut the leg (topside) into thin slices and fry or grill briefly and hot so that they get a crust on the outside and remain juicy on the inside.

Roast: Prepare the leg as a roast or goulash, sear and then braise slowly until tender and juicy.

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Shoulder

Stews: Cut the shoulder into cubes, sear and braise in liquid (e.g. stock, wine) until tender. Add spices and aromatics such as onions, garlic, bay leaves and thyme.

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