I’ve been down this road before, fed farmers are involved. something along the lines of they want what’s best for the farmer and stuff everyone else I.e game meat.
What gets me is, I can’t sell a deer for 3 years from within 2k of broady. In case a pellet fell out of bait station but, a farmer can sell all the stock in the same paddock as the bait station with no issues.... go figure
We made enquiries as to whether meat processors regularly tested for poison contamination. A. No ; unless specifically warned of likelyhood of stock being contaminated. = sfa testing.
Summer grass
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the aftermath.
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On the feral stuff they test regularly, can’t comment on the farm stuff tho
I was referring to farm stock.
Summer grass
Of stalwart warriors splendid dreams
the aftermath.
Matsuo Basho.
Where did you get that info @Fat ninja
The Green party putting the CON in conservation since 2017
I have a coupla mates that shoot feral stuff both for human consumption and for pet food.
Plenty of paper work etc along with where such animals were collected,how far from any poisoned area etc,etc.
Yes they have to comply..quite strict. Rules for some but others are excluded,go figure
[QUOTE=Boaraxa;1017658]Where did you get that info
I’m a supplier of both pet food and human consumption meat, have been for a number of years
Look on the bright side. The D'Urville isn't being poisoned and there's still plenty of deer there
Utter bastards!
Just a heads up for you fellas
This has been done
There were heaps of 1/2 desolved green pellets on the ground in the clearings at the Sabine river mouth on Sat 26th sept
Also seen a couple of dead deer, 1 in the river and 1 getting pecked at by 4 weka.
Should have taken sum photos but was feeling too sad
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Its not what you get but what you give that makes a life !!
"Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.
308Win One chambering to rule them all.
lets hope its not a 90 pcent kill rate like the molesworth
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