You eat woodchuck strings?
They don't actually. Kes only has chicken, Turkey and duck. We don't buy beef. Used to buy lamb for a few years due to Targs skin allergies and trying to contain any reactions but now hes not here shes just on poultry.Dude, her dogs eat cow...
They don't actually. Kes only has chicken, Turkey and duck. We don't buy beef. Used to buy lamb for a few years due to Targs skin allergies and trying to contain any reactions but now hes not here shes just on poultry.
Equal or better than rabbit imo. Easy skinning - usueless skin. AH - low fat meat because most of their fat is part of the skin.Never ate a woodchuck but not opposed to trying it.
Yup. Poultry has a fraction of the environmental impact however.The flesh of dead animals.
Animals with feewings.
dont you smokeYup. Poultry has a fraction of the environmental impact however.
My concern with diet is primarily environmental rather than animal cruelty so you're on the wrong track with your bait.
Yeah sometimes. Like I said I'm not concerned with animal cruelty so how much I choose to beat up my lungs isn't your concern sir.dont you smoke
See how it weeps!
Equal or better than rabbit imo. Easy skinning - usueless skin. AH - low fat meat because most of their fat is part of the skin.
That was the other curiosity, whether the pelts could be made into anything. Seems like it could be good insulation but I guess not.
That was the other curiosity, whether the pelts could be made into anything. Seems like it could be good insulation but I guess not.
Well it is abusive and I try not to associate with any dairy really considering the bulk of it comes from cows and those are the worst for the climate and world overall.how does @Dory feel about dairy. is that abuse of the animals too, or just meat farming
Even the NAtive American's wouldn't waste their time on the skins. It's like a 1/2"/1Cm. layer of tendons(think like a kitchen scrubber) with fat trapped in it. No scrapping that shit off the out layer skin, evar. But peels off just like a rabbits, once you cut through that shit.That was the other curiosity, whether the pelts could be made into anything. Seems like it could be good insulation but I guess not.
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I like to imagine that the duder on the left's loincloth is made from a beaver pelt, but woodchucks and beavers are both rodents of similar size, so it'd probably work just as well to cover your junk.