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Patagonia Provisions Introduces Lightly Smoked Venison Links

Patagonia Provisions, an artisanal food brand belonging to the outdoor wear company Patagonia, has announced the launch of Lightly Smoked Venison Links. The new sausage links are made from the invasive Hawaiian Axis deer, which produces some of the world's most delicious venison.

Full of flavor and tender in texture, Patagonia Provision's new venison links are sure to appeal to charcuterie-meat connoisseurs. Especially those looking for a sustainable and ethical alternative to traditional venison as the Axis Deer is now considered a major invasive species in Hawai that is endangering the nation's unique and fragile ecosystem.

"By harvesting this problematic species, which is ravaging the local ecosystem, we are helping to restore balance while providing a unique and delicious food product," explains Birgit Cameron, co-founder, and head of Patagonia Provisions.
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