Harpers' Country Meats
About Harpers' Country Meats
Butcher shop offering deer processing in Vanderbilt, Fayette County.
Harpers' Country Meats holds a 4.3 Google rating from 12 reviews, a bit under the Fayette County average of 4.5. Posted hours cover 7 days a week; expect longer days around the rifle opener. If the cooler is full, the closest alternatives are Espey's Meat Market (7.5 mi, an HSH partner) or Fredericktown Deer Processing (9.5 mi). Call before you drop off a deer; intake rules and hours at Vanderbilt shops change during the season.
Google reviewers often mention:
Program participation
"Not listed" means we didn't find the business on that program's list, not that it refuses those deer. Ask when you call.
Services & species
Hours
| Monday | 8 AM to 10 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM to 10 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM to 10 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM to 10 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM to 10 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM to 11:30 PM |
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
Hours often expand during rifle season. Call to confirm.
Drop-off checklist
- Tag it right away. Tag the deer immediately after harvest and before you move it. The tag goes on the ear and stays there until the deer is processed.
- Field dress and cool fast. Remove entrails, drain the cavity and get the deer cold. In warm weather, pack the cavity with bagged ice.
- High-risk parts go in the trash. New for 2026-27: you can move a deer anywhere, but once it leaves the kill site the head, backbone and spleen must go out with commercial trash. A processor handles that for you.
- Report within 10 days. Online, by phone at 1-800-838-4431, or with the digest report card.
Location
745 Flatwoods Rd, Vanderbilt, PA 15486
Fayette County, Southwest Region · 40.02886, -79.70211
Open in Google Maps OpenStreetMapSources: Google Maps. Last compiled 2026-11-04.
Nearby processors
- Espey's Meat Market7.5 mi
- Fredericktown Deer Processing9.5 mi
- B & R Wild Game Processing11.1 mi
- Rosensteel's Deer Processing11.9 mi
- Dave's Butcher Supply12.5 mi
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