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Got any pics of the pre stuffed duck breast? Never seen it???
I wouldn't eat it, but i might cook it and feed it to my dog.
Quote from: deltaops on November 13, 2013, 04:15:55 PMI wouldn't eat it, but i might cook it and feed it to my dog.That'd probably not be a good idea unless you really charred it up. It is a protozoan that needs to live in a carnivore's digestive tract as part of its live cycle...http://www.nwhc.usgs.gov/publications/field_manual/chapter_28.pdf
Quote from: Skillet on November 13, 2013, 04:18:36 PMQuote from: deltaops on November 13, 2013, 04:15:55 PMI wouldn't eat it, but i might cook it and feed it to my dog.That'd probably not be a good idea unless you really charred it up. It is a protozoan that needs to live in a carnivore's digestive tract as part of its live cycle...http://www.nwhc.usgs.gov/publications/field_manual/chapter_28.pdfYou do not have to char it to kill it. If you cook it to the right temp, it will be no threat. My dog will be safe. Thanks for the concern though!
Quote from: deltaops on November 13, 2013, 04:44:53 PMQuote from: Skillet on November 13, 2013, 04:18:36 PMQuote from: deltaops on November 13, 2013, 04:15:55 PMI wouldn't eat it, but i might cook it and feed it to my dog.That'd probably not be a good idea unless you really charred it up. It is a protozoan that needs to live in a carnivore's digestive tract as part of its live cycle...http://www.nwhc.usgs.gov/publications/field_manual/chapter_28.pdfYou do not have to char it to kill it. If you cook it to the right temp, it will be no threat. My dog will be safe. Thanks for the concern though! Sittin here looking at my mutt... he says he'd be willing to take the chance I'm sure you're right, probably wouldn't hurt them at all if you killed the little buggers. Hell, I've seen my boy chow down on a steaming log from another dog, so I'd bet a little bit of cooked protozoa ain't going to hurt anything...
Quote from: Skillet on November 13, 2013, 06:51:38 PMQuote from: deltaops on November 13, 2013, 04:44:53 PMQuote from: Skillet on November 13, 2013, 04:18:36 PMQuote from: deltaops on November 13, 2013, 04:15:55 PMI wouldn't eat it, but i might cook it and feed it to my dog.That'd probably not be a good idea unless you really charred it up. It is a protozoan that needs to live in a carnivore's digestive tract as part of its live cycle...http://www.nwhc.usgs.gov/publications/field_manual/chapter_28.pdfYou do not have to char it to kill it. If you cook it to the right temp, it will be no threat. My dog will be safe. Thanks for the concern though! Sittin here looking at my mutt... he says he'd be willing to take the chance I'm sure you're right, probably wouldn't hurt them at all if you killed the little buggers. Hell, I've seen my boy chow down on a steaming log from another dog, so I'd bet a little bit of cooked protozoa ain't going to hurt anything...Your dog will be fine, just cook it thoroughly. It's safe for people too, I just can't do it.
Eaten several of them, never heard of rice breast. Seriously. I always make jerky. Meat never gets that hot. Now I'm worried!
Freezing will kill anything as well. Would feed to animals (pigs, dogs, etc) or relatives... But wouldn't touch it myself. I've seen the equivalent of that in silver salmon as well. Really sad when you are pumped for fresh samon on the BBQ and see those (round and white in salmon) all over and in the fillets
Quote from: wafisherman on November 14, 2013, 03:02:28 PMFreezing will kill anything as well. Would feed to animals (pigs, dogs, etc) or relatives... But wouldn't touch it myself. I've seen the equivalent of that in silver salmon as well. Really sad when you are pumped for fresh samon on the BBQ and see those (round and white in salmon) all over and in the fillets The ones in fish are no real problem as long as you do not eat them raw. I've eaten my weight in those eating rock fish - tasty! Connective tissue worms in bear are about the same. Pick out what you can and try to make it look tasty then cook and eat. You want to cook bear med well to well anyway since you do have a chance of Tric'. By the way - Freezing will not kill Tric'!
Quote from: RadSav on November 14, 2013, 03:15:41 PMQuote from: wafisherman on November 14, 2013, 03:02:28 PMFreezing will kill anything as well. Would feed to animals (pigs, dogs, etc) or relatives... But wouldn't touch it myself. I've seen the equivalent of that in silver salmon as well. Really sad when you are pumped for fresh samon on the BBQ and see those (round and white in salmon) all over and in the fillets The ones in fish are no real problem as long as you do not eat them raw. I've eaten my weight in those eating rock fish - tasty! Connective tissue worms in bear are about the same. Pick out what you can and try to make it look tasty then cook and eat. You want to cook bear med well to well anyway since you do have a chance of Tric'. By the way - Freezing will not kill Tric'! I think he is refering to the Tapioca Disease in salmon, flavor nodules.....they are an infectuous parasite caused puss pocket
Shot a hen ring neck on Thursday with it.Straight to the garbage.
Is not it legal to use game birds in traps for bait? Didn't think it was?Sent from my C6750 using Tapatalk