By Air

Air travel is convenient and reasonably priced. USA Today has a great article on how to take your meat with you on the airplane. 

USA Today: How to Take Frozen Meat on the Airplane

By Car

Car is the most inexpensive, convenient way to get your meat back home. If you’re traveling long distance, buy the best cooler you can afford and map dry ice stops. Once frozen, you still have to get your hog from Florida to your destination. Dry ice should cost around $100 for a four day trip home in cheap coolers. Better coolers will save you money as you will only need to restock dry ice every 30 hours. Visit Dry Ice Ideas to map dry ice locations along your route.

Dry Ice Ideas

By Mail

Many hunters choose UPS or FedEx to ship their game meat. Both services provide helpful articles on preparing meat for shipping.

FedEx
UPS

Through Butcher

Some butchers offer shipping services. Check out our butchers page for contact information.