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Originally Posted by walking buffalo
Your spike does NOT change the rule of thumb. Odds still are that an older deer is more likely to be CWD positive than a yearling.
Lots of life includes weighted decisions.
Red pill/ blue pill.... you KNOW that BSE infected beef was once considered safe for human consumption.
You know where your **** goes....
What I see are decisions that contradict any concerns you express.
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There is no contradictions of my decisions they are questions of ethics and concerns from F&W or Canada health. they say dispose but dont let it be used for coyote bait or put out for animal consumption though does a landfill not have animals ? urban landfills have coyote and birds of prey
The fact health Canada has no evidence of human contamination ,and yes BSE was said to be the same .
and a million or so cattle were destroyed and yet we still allow meat that may or may not be harmful be disposed in a landfill ?
Is it an issue or is it not an issue .
My conflicts are with the information and solutions provided .
My meat will be consumed not disposed of until it comes out the back end and into the bow river , same thing .