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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
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    so he's handsome AND clever! swooooon........

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    Quote Originally Posted by DH lady View Post
    so he's handsome AND clever! swooooon........
    Damn it DH I advised against that. You will only encourage her.
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    Hmmmmmm...you just never know, do you...
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    Can't help myself. Most animals have me wrapped around their paws fairly quickly - even those that aren't my own.

    I went to a fondu recently and was the only one feeding the three dogs present tidbits of beef...... I mean, how can you resist those big brown eyes???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dougie View Post
    But he is!!! and thanks DH. I taught him how to pull my socks off my feet today. Pretty cute party trick
    Bet he wont after you have done a BFT
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    Are declared pests "Game"?
    Game as it in the piece tussock posted?
    or is that "Game" anything currently under some sort of management plan ?, eg Ducks

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    Quote Originally Posted by DH lady View Post
    Can't help myself. Most animals have me wrapped around their paws fairly quickly - even those that aren't my own.

    I went to a fondu recently and was the only one feeding the three dogs present tidbits of beef...... I mean, how can you resist those big brown eyes???

    Did you buy the beef?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jakewire View Post
    Are declared pests "Game"?
    Game as it in the piece tussock posted?
    or is that "Game" anything currently under some sort of management plan ?, eg Ducks
    Even if it is the meat of a declared pest, ie possum, feral goat, hare I understand it cannot be sold per se...as there is no governance regarding the sale/purchase etc...
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    Theres an outfit in Blenheim called Premier Game that buy wild game off local hunters to sell as meat. Not sure where or how they sell the meat but might be worth a call .
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    Got the name wrong its premium not premier

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    Quote Originally Posted by sneeze View Post
    Theres an outfit in Blenheim called Premier Game that buy wild game off local hunters to sell as meat.
    Last i heard the hunters suppliying them have to GPS kills and basically have to provide everything but the stomach to the butcher to verify the animal is ok for "human consumption". Everything has to be still "attached" to the carcass as well i.e. heart, lungs, liver, kidneys... I think you will find that butcher has a meat inspector full time in their process facility inspecting every animal that goes through.

    I don't do it myself though so i can't say i would want to be quoted on that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gillie View Post
    Last i heard the hunters suppliying them have to GPS kills and basically have to provide everything but the stomach to the butcher to verify the animal is ok for "human consumption". Everything has to be still "attached" to the carcass as well i.e. heart, lungs, liver, kidneys... I think you will find that butcher has a meat inspector full time in their process facility inspecting every animal that goes through.

    I don't do it myself though so i can't say i would want to be quoted on that.
    You also need to be certified as a supplier/hunter NZQA type ticket IIRC.

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