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In defense of wild meat’s place at the table


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Yup. There's a massive overpopulation of deer across much of North America as well, and having more venison end up on tables would be a Very Good Thing by most measures.

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We harvested a feral pig in 2023; the getting is fairly easy, the sanitary safe processing can be fairly challenging and pricy.  We will be eating that animal for another 12 months.  1 300lb pig for a small household is a steady food source with good processing and storage.   My sous vide and Instant pot and meat grinder got a really good workout making now and future meals out of the sow.   The feral pig problem is actually quite horrifying for native environments and agriculture.  

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Sanitary instead of sanity (log)
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