your wild game isn't organic

[2rocky]

In the Spirit of stirring the pot.....


Organic is a label that requires certification. Farms and ranches pay to have that label and provide backup paperwork for it. Even if your critter comes from Public land, there is still commercial fertilizer and pesticides used ( noxious weeds)

Hear it from your buddy Steve....

 

[mevertsen]

I don't watch or listen to him, however all kinds of things wild animals get which would not pass a USDA inspection.

Various untreated infections, broken bones and healed over wounds, pneumonia, CWD, EHD, tulemeria, all kinds of potential nasty stuff.
I think we've seen pics of odd stuff found in game here.

We can't control where and what they eat, or hazards they encounter on a daily basis.

 

[Nick87]

I had s guy tell me his wife will only eat organic and thats why he was deer hunting. I didnt say anything but around here a deers diet is about as organic as a steer in a feedlot, considering the amount of agriculture we have here.

 

[RealMuddyboots]

Dam, just reread title. Thought it said wild game was orgasmic. Gotta remember my readers.

 

[Hunting Wife]

Data show increasing insecticide levels in Minnesota deer

A second year of testing by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources found increased levels of neonicotinoid insecticide in white-tailed deer.

www.mprnews.org

 

[TOGIE]

definitely not relevant to every species in every part of the country.

Plenty of elk and mule deer in this country that never touch an ag field.

Caribou?

Nobody is arguing they’re upper case Organic but alot of that stuff is about as free ranging and organic as it gets

 

[S.Dak Drifter]

Organic is a misinterpreted term, free range fits our quarry better.