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I posted another ad for free meats which included getting rid of last years game for a new hunting season.
I got this message from lets say a "concerned poster". I did not mention that I was feeding my family <which I'm not> nor dogs <which I am> in the message... <maybe I should>
Please be careful of the venison meat for the reason of expiration date. My husband cant remember the cutoff date but several years ago a guy was trying to feed his family and had venison in his freezer (he was unemployed) and the authorities came in and did an arrest. It did not make logical sense. I believe some people need help not arrested. Calll any butcher or deer processer and ask about how long you can have venison in freezer before it is illegal. Option: Butchers or deer processors have a list they keep if a hunter does not want the meat. Good luck. I only want to inform.
So, am I barking up the wrong tree by trying to fetch my dogs breakfast and dinner if I gain game meats? I do not want to get in trouble feeding my dogs at low or no cost. I had heard <from someone else, can't remember who> that the Game Commision can come in a see what you have in your freezer if someone turns you in for old game meat.
If dogs are the only ones eating the meat, are they included on this too? I mean, I understand that they don't want people getting sick but I don't want to be breaking any laws by having old game either!
If this is true, I will stop posting ads for their meat and try to harvest it myself. I just don't want any troubles... KWIM?!
I got this message from lets say a "concerned poster". I did not mention that I was feeding my family <which I'm not> nor dogs <which I am> in the message... <maybe I should>
Please be careful of the venison meat for the reason of expiration date. My husband cant remember the cutoff date but several years ago a guy was trying to feed his family and had venison in his freezer (he was unemployed) and the authorities came in and did an arrest. It did not make logical sense. I believe some people need help not arrested. Calll any butcher or deer processer and ask about how long you can have venison in freezer before it is illegal. Option: Butchers or deer processors have a list they keep if a hunter does not want the meat. Good luck. I only want to inform.
So, am I barking up the wrong tree by trying to fetch my dogs breakfast and dinner if I gain game meats? I do not want to get in trouble feeding my dogs at low or no cost. I had heard <from someone else, can't remember who> that the Game Commision can come in a see what you have in your freezer if someone turns you in for old game meat.
If dogs are the only ones eating the meat, are they included on this too? I mean, I understand that they don't want people getting sick but I don't want to be breaking any laws by having old game either!