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Originally Posted by turmaline
ahh that's sad.
The ministry, although they won't admit it, has let loose cougars in regards to the overpopulation. I myself if I was a dear, would much rather be shot, then eaten alive by a cougar...or die slowly of starvation, or disease due to overpopulation.
I love eating it, but I don't enjoy seeing it before hand.
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I have heard this also. thank you, you were the only person who actually seemed to get why i was posting. Everyone else is being too busy being judgemental douches. I was sad about it. I don't take back our decision at all.
We don't take the animals any where to be processed, so we are part of the whole process from the hunt, the kill, field dressing, skinning, dressing, separating, storing, cooking and eating. I think if you are a family or individual that eats meat this is important to be a part of it like this. It gives you a respect for the animal and the cycle. It's not as impersonal as going to the store to pick up a prepackaged chunk of something or other. Being involved on this level gives you a respect and appreciation for life and it's cycle you are a part of if you are a meat eater.
That doesn't mean I can't be sad as another mother at the loss of that life and the life of a fetus.