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shark
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8 Apr 2009 9:03pm
landyacht said...

colinwill78 said...

on a serious opinionative note. ( i think someone already said it) I am proud to say that i eat meat. I have been involved with growing and killing my own food which puts it in perspective for me, it's like a right of passage one should experience to really understand what it is to be a meat eater. How many meatasaurs here can say they have killed their own steak or would be willing to do it regularly. .

In our part of the world the station owners got a bit slack at culling the local goats.
that combined wih the reduced number of guns around led to a massive overgrazing problem. On a good day the kids and i would go out and manage to trap one or just run one down ( no gun)
I was quite proud of the kids in that they wern't shy in coming forward to help with the slaughtering and butchering , and they didnt waste any meat. By being involved in the whole process thay have learnt an appreciation for meat that is often lacking today
sadly the stations owners finally got their act together , went out in planes and shot 500 or so to bring the numbers down




Times have changed now Landyacht-goats are sustaining many drought affected stations.

They are too valuable to shoot and dump now.
I understand goat meat is the most consumed red meat (or any meat?not sure) in the world and has been for along time if not always.

getfunky
getfunky
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9 Apr 2009 2:03pm
One man's roadkill is another man's fillet steak.

Can't believe how many people still turn their noses up at kanga but will happilly eat piggies etc. Roo fillet can be deluxe if cooked right.
cwamit
cwamit
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9 Apr 2009 7:22pm
getfunky said...

One man's roadkill is another man's fillet steak.

Can't believe how many people still turn their noses up at kanga but will happilly eat piggies etc. Roo fillet can be deluxe if cooked right.


because eating is an emotional experience these days as opposed to when as cavemen we ate to survive.. so eating Skippy doesn't appeal.

roo meat is very healthy , is very low in fat and also has a special quality that makes it anti allergenic .. roos have less environmental issues too the likes of methane gas and native fauna issues

Sailhack
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10 Apr 2009 10:28am
Prob on topic?!?

No meat for me today...

I'm not religious, but it's the way I was brought up, and I wouldn't want to upset my old mum.

Also, dig deep for the GFA (you know, the guys with the fire-trucks and rattling tins...)
upwind
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10 Apr 2009 7:01pm
Each to his own,eh?
I,m with you KA43, nothing like a good ole ozzie barbie, after a big day.
Think what would happen to the population of cows, pigs,sheep, etc if we stopped eating them !!!!!!!!!Would they start eating us?
GreenPat
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10 Apr 2009 7:07pm
Well, according to the other bit to the argument where cows, sheep and pigs wouldn't be alive in the arrangement we now know them in if they weren't cultivated for thousands of years as food animals, there would be no cows, sheep or pigs if we weren't eating them.

Anyway, another memory from the slaughter floor popped up the other day I thought I'd share. Imagine it for a minute, blood all over the walls, blood pit drain blocked again and almost overflowing into your gumboots. You have your arm up past the elbow in hot, smelly, clotting blood to unblock it. The equipment is loud, the fans cooling the guys cutting hocks, the air knife for hides, the pressure cleaner over in the corner, the bolt gun going off. Whopper on the circular saw cutting horns off. Then, over the top of all the industry, a choir of male voices singing Christmas carols. It was Christmas and we were all singing while we slaughtered. It was a bit surreal.

the fish
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10 Apr 2009 7:08pm
GreenPat said...

Imagine it for a minute, blood all over the walls, blood pit drain blocked again and almost overflowing into your gumboots. You have your arm up past the elbow in hot, smelly, clotting blood to unblock it.




and hence-the CHIKO roll was born. The bits that cant be hosed down the drain.
LTA-lips tongues and assholes!

greenleader
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10 Apr 2009 10:56pm
i'm whipping out to get one now, you're a gem fishy!!!

GreenPat
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11 Apr 2009 5:28pm
the fish said...


The bits that cant be hosed down the drain.
LTA-lips tongues and assholes!




That was just the blood pit, the other by products went out on a conveyor belt, and the food grade bits for chicko rolls actually went off into a coldroom (aka the offal room). Raw offal is a great snack when you've got a killer hangover.

TonyC
TonyC
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11 Apr 2009 3:35pm
Sometimes one man's offal can be another culture's delicacy. Lamb Fries, chicken liver pate, hock soup, sheep eyes, bulls "balls", ox tail etc etc. Waste not want not. Funny how the more "cultured" people believe they are - the more limiting the foods they will eat irrespective of taste or nutritional value (they need to HTFU in a major way and stop winging about what others eat).
NotWal
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11 Apr 2009 7:39pm
GreenPat said...

the fish said...


The bits that cant be hosed down the drain.
LTA-lips tongues and assholes!




That was just the blood pit, the other by products went out on a conveyor belt, and the food grade bits for chicko rolls actually went off into a coldroom (aka the offal room). Raw offal is a great snack when you've got a killer hangover.




You sound as if you have a taste for killing Pat
I have heard (but its apocryphal) that meat workers are disproportionately implicated in bloody murders. I believe it. It makes sense to me.
colinwill78
colinwill78
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15 Apr 2009 11:21am
is it more moral for my cat to kill it's own meat or eat the tinned stuff?

Should we feel sorry for the seal as it gets tossed around by sharks and whales, or the penguins the seals eat, or the fish the penguins eat?
(anyone got that footage of the killer whales toying with their prey before they eat it, mother nature ain't humane)

Should we kill food for wild lions and tigers so it's more humane or should we label all meat eaters evil and just kill the lions and tigers?

We should should kill crocodiles....yes..... no question really.

WTF am i on about really?
getfunky
getfunky
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15 Apr 2009 11:06am
Was your brain stored in your stumpy digit?

Yep - nature is a cruel lady for sure.

How about all those 80s style dolphin tattoos? Ever seen footage of a pack of male dolphins attempting to 'mate' with a lone female? Now that is certainly not new-age, warm n fuzzy..

Flipper burger anyone?
colinwill78
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15 Apr 2009 1:51pm
yes please
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