SC - Will it be enough?

[Tamara Crehan]

And there may also be venison farms, bunny farms, goat farms, (insert wild
game of choice) that specificaly cater the wild game crowd. I'm almost sure
that my butcher gets his meat from a "farm" .

Not a nice thought but a reality nonetheless. But agian how is that any
different than cattle farms, sheep, et. et. et.

As in my other posting it would be a good idea to check.


Micaylah


>It may well be, because I think a lot of it regional.  Here, there aren't any
>butcher shops that sell wild game.  I'm not sure why, but I think its because
>the people here that hunt, consume what they kill.  Hunters from outside
>usually take the whole animal home to their own butchers or get it butchered
>here and take the meat home.  Even if some big shot comes in to do trophy
>hunting, someone ends up with the meat.  Personally, i only have to wait and
>see how hunting season is for my in-laws to know what kind of game we'll get.
>
>
>Noemi
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