http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/NY ... 88469.htmlNew York City plans to send geese captured around its airports to a Pennsylvania slaughterhouse and then distribute them to food banks there.
Excellent idea!Coito ergo sum wrote:http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/NY ... 88469.htmlNew York City plans to send geese captured around its airports to a Pennsylvania slaughterhouse and then distribute them to food banks there.
Nice! The homeless will have Christmas goose all year round!
Why not capture the geese and takr ethem elsewhere and release them. Killing them is a terrible thing. Geese are one of GODS CREATURES put hiere for our enjoyment.
They are put here for are enjoyment along with gravy and potatoes.
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Restaurants hate airport goose.mistermack wrote:Got no objection to feeding the poor. But wild goose would sell for A LOT of money to New York restaurants.
How come this? I really don't get it.
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Yeah, that idea won't fly.Jörmungandr wrote:Restaurants hate airport goose.mistermack wrote:Got no objection to feeding the poor. But wild goose would sell for A LOT of money to New York restaurants.
How come this? I really don't get it.
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It's actually illegal to sell any meat that doesn't come from a farm in the U.S. If you hunt, you can eat the animals yourself, but you can't sell them.mistermack wrote:Got no objection to feeding the poor. But wild goose would sell for A LOT of money to New York restaurants.
How come this? I really don't get it.
It's legal here, though I believe the hunter has to register for a "Game dealing licence". Of course, our laws are generally less restrictive than the US...Warren Dew wrote:It's actually illegal to sell any meat that doesn't come from a farm in the U.S. If you hunt, you can eat the animals yourself, but you can't sell them.mistermack wrote:Got no objection to feeding the poor. But wild goose would sell for A LOT of money to New York restaurants.
How come this? I really don't get it.
"...anyone who says it’s “just the Internet” can
Such a nanny state, the Land of the Free...Geoff wrote:It's legal here, though I believe the hunter has to register for a "Game dealing licence". Of course, our laws are generally less restrictive than the US...Warren Dew wrote:It's actually illegal to sell any meat that doesn't come from a farm in the U.S. If you hunt, you can eat the animals yourself, but you can't sell them.mistermack wrote:Got no objection to feeding the poor. But wild goose would sell for A LOT of money to New York restaurants.
How come this? I really don't get it.
What the fuck? So you can't buy game in the US?Warren Dew wrote:It's actually illegal to sell any meat that doesn't come from a farm in the U.S. If you hunt, you can eat the animals yourself, but you can't sell them.mistermack wrote:Got no objection to feeding the poor. But wild goose would sell for A LOT of money to New York restaurants.
How come this? I really don't get it.
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