SC - Game meat

[Louise Sugar]

Hey Gunther...if you were with me this evening on the Prince William Parkway
you could have had 4 whole deer.....seems that there was a herd of them that
decided to cross the parkway at the same time...4 separate drivers took them
out.....and we had a convoy of cars all over the side of the road dressing
them out


- -----Original Message-----
From: Mike C. Baker <kihe at rocketmail.com>
To: sca-cooks at Ansteorra.ORG <sca-cooks at Ansteorra.ORG>
Date: Wednesday, November 05, 1997 7:19 PM
Subject: Re: SC - Game meat


>---"Michael F. Gunter" <mfgunter at tddeng00.fnts.com> wrote:
>> Howdy ever'buddy!
>> I am wanting to include some game meats (especially
>> venison) in my 12th Night feast but I'm not sure how
>> to go about getting it. I had a source in that
>> a gentle in the Kingdom has a hunting family in Idaho.
>> They would take the kill to a State Approved butcher
>> and ship the meat packed in dry ice to me for about
>> $2 a pound plus shipping.
>>
>> Unfortunately I have run into some flack for this idea.
>> I have been told that unless the butcher is a licensed
>> seller of game meat that we can't buy it. Now our Shire
>> has served lamb, goat, and venison but that was all
>> donated so we could use it.
>> Now I get this hassle.
>>
>> Can anybody help straighten out the best way I can
>> purchase game that is not too expensive?  I don't
>> think there should be any problem but I would like to have
>> facts to back up my arguments.
>
>Gunthar, I apologize that I don't know enought to say for certain
>about the interstate shipping of game meat to answer the question.
>
>Dang intrusive lawyers...
>
>For reference purposes, and so other folk will know what we in
>central Ansteorra face otherwise, frozen ground ranch-raised venison
>is available in the local supermarket for roughly 7USD per pound
>last I checked, "whole" frozen rabbit around 5.50USD per pound,
>ground rabbit sometimes around 5USD and sometimes higher-priced than
>whole coneys.
>
>I haven't checked with the Halal markets on goat or mutton, and the
>majority of the grocery-store mutton was previously-frozen New
>Zealand-raised lamb last I checked.
>
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