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About LinkBacksIt'll be interesting to see what comes of this. I really hope he (The hunter) didn't find a carcass and think it was easy picking then take it home after an unsuccessful hunt.
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16-11-2017, 03:47 PM #16Member
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Beer! I prescribe beer
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Ive been at the airport in Whangarei since 3......plane jets at 5:30
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16-11-2017, 03:54 PM #18Codswallop
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Yes doc but i have to drive from Tauranga to home when i get there at 8. So il be giving shit on here for a few hours yet Originally Posted by Blisters
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Must be old Winnie up to some tricks?? Trying to make awareness of 1080 poisoning and immigration at the same time. 2 birds 1 stone.
P.S That is a joke.
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2 colleagues became deathly sick after eating a pig once. I'm gonna ask them tomorrow what they were sick with
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Maybe Brodifacoum? I think its worse for pigs than 1080 for secondary poison, so if it was in the boar must have been pretty close to dead
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Anti coagulants take much longer to work than this but you are right they are very persistent in tissues taking month's to be excreted. Meaning repeatedly eating meat contaminated with a very very low levels of the material over a long period will result in cumulative poisoning. In this regard its worse than 1080
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maybe who ever cooked it had enough of every one an thought fuck im a poison and kill us all and did not use enough poison. murder suicide
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Moonpork strikes again
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Just an observation, but I noticed on 1 News they failed to mention it was wild meat that was consumed.
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16-11-2017, 06:23 PM #26Codswallop
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It was wild with Trichinosis or most likely listeria meningitis
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I thought it was common practise to freeze wild pork for a period of time to kill any bacteria in the meat?
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Too much curry powder......they will wake up in a few days with severe ring sting.
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Waikato in fact. Originally Posted by Blisters
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What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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zinc phosphide poisoning?
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