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[+3] - farmerman - 12/09/2021is it grass fed, free range?

@edgarblythe,

Yeah? You going to buy some?

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I'm hoping the meat is ethically treated before getting butchered. We have enough pain and suffering in this world.

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@edgarblythe,

is it grass fed, free range?

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@Mame,

I'm waiting to see what happens if it hits the market. There is going to be strong pushback from the suppliers of meat and meat products. I'm waiting to see if they keep the government from letting the public have any. If I try it and like it I would quit eating cows and pigs.

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If meat is grown in the lab, will this lead to the extinction of domesticated farm animals? Many species of animals, from sheep to farm turkeys to dairy cows simply can't live in the wild.

I assume that those ridiculous waddling turkeys that we eat, which couldn't flee from a predator if its life depended on it, will simply cease to exist.

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@maxdancona,

maxdancona wrote:

If meat is grown in the lab, will this lead to the extinction of domesticated farm animals? Many species of animals, from sheep to farm turkeys to dairy cows simply can't live in the wild.

I assume that those ridiculous waddling turkeys that we eat, which couldn't flee from a predator if its life depended on it, will simply cease to exist.

We should ban cars as they had resulted in a must smaller numbers of horses,

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@BillRM,

Well, sure. Instead of turning the key and going, you've got to catch the horse, get a bridle in it's mouth, throw on a saddle blanket and saddle, and get on it. Get to work and park the horse and hope it doesn't get too hungry. Ride it home, unsaddle it, groom it, and feed it. All the while, it's been leaving a trail of horse pucky all across town, drawing flies and what not till somebody comes by with a wagon and shovel.

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@roger,

All the major US cities streets once have many inches of horse **** covering them

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@BillRM,

Is that a recommendation? lol Surely not.

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@maxdancona,

Surely there will still be the purebloods who will still want the 'real' thing. You know, they want Tom the Turkey, not T1K231 the Turkey.

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PEOPLE WHO NOTE THAT THERE WILL BE FAR FEWER COWS SOMETIMES MAKE IT SEEM THERE WILL BE MILLIONS OF DEAD COWS ALL OVER THE PLACE. tHERE WILL JUST BE FEWER BORN. - oOPS Sorry for the capitals. I'm not going to retype it.

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@Mame,

There are a lot of wild turkeys around my house. They are awful birds, and stupid as hell... They block traffic and make messes.

We arent allowed to harrass them let alone eat them. I doubt they would make good eating anyway, they are scrawny little things with no breast to speak of

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@maxdancona,

wild turkeys are dellicious, just like a scoby duck , the turkey needs to be disassembled and the breasts and thighs /legs/wing be roasted or fried separately or the breast will be dry. Their meat is as flavorful as pheasant.
Ben Franklin, while never postin his voted for the wil turkey as the national bird, did write his opinion to his daughter about why he DISFAVORED the bald eagle because it was a reprobate of birds.

BEN WROTE
"Franklin wrote to his daughter criticizing the original eagle design for the Great Seal, saying that it looked more like a turkey. In the letter, Franklin wrote that the “Bald Eagle...is a Bird of bad moral Character. He does not get his Living honestly…[he] is too lazy to fish for himself.”

About the turkey, Franklin wrote that in comparison to the bald eagle, the turkey is “a much more respectable Bird, and withal a true original Native of America...He is besides, though a little vain & silly, a Bird of Courage.” So although Benjamin Franklin defended the honor of the turkey against the bald eagle, he did not propose its becoming one of America’s most important symbols."

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@farmerman,

I wonder how Bald Eagles taste.

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@maxdancona,

pretty much like great horned owls

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@maxdancona,

maxdancona wrote:

We arent allowed to harrass them let alone eat them.

Why aren't you allowed to hunt them?? (with a license and in season of course)

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@farmerman,

farmerman wrote:

pretty much like great horned owls

Saw a 16 point horned owl the other day. The weight made it fall out of the tree.

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@edgarblythe,

now i know thats a goddam lie. Horned Owls aint got but 10, ,11 tops. But they are flavorful.

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@farmerman,

we got a small 6 pointer out near the woods and he can blow them horns like Chris Botti

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