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Thread: Black spots in fellow neck

  1. 05-10-2019, 01:44 PM #1
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    Black spots in fellow neck

    Hi all any one seen 4mm or so little dark spots in the neck/throat of fellow ? Nothing in meat organs clean as.
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  3. 05-10-2019, 01:50 PM #2
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    Got a photo? Sounds like probably blood clots/vessels?
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    I thought it could be but they seemed to be in the membrane not near vessels how do I attach a pic on here
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    Hey thanks Rushy
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    probably lymph,hemal nodes, see below:
    https://huntfish.mdc.mo.gov/hunting-...es/hemal-nodes
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    Or you can stay within 300 yards and keep life a lot simpler.
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    I could pick them out. They seem self contained some looked like blood close up some were blacker.
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    Thanks diana2 the description seems right .
    Well as stated organs seem good meat was clean so.
    Must be sweet :-)
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    Good to eat, nothing to worry about
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    Quote Originally Posted by diana2 View Post
    probably lymph,hemal nodes, see below:
    https://huntfish.mdc.mo.gov/hunting-...es/hemal-nodes
    Yep that ^
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    Safe as houses. I was a meat inspector once
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    Quote Originally Posted by charliehorse View Post
    Safe as houses. I was a meat inspector once
    Yep, definitely Hemal Lymph nodes and as CharlieHorse says no problem to eat the meat.
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    Quote Originally Posted by charliehorse View Post
    Safe as houses. I was a meat inspector once
    What's the more common things we need to be concerned about? I have read the MPI and MSC hunters guides
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