food source...

[mahoro]

after watching 3 seasons of F WORD, it got me thinking for a bit, as a sushi chef, i know where my seafood comes from and how its killed/dressed/stored/etc...
so would you raither know where your food comes where, how its killed and etc etc or would you raither just go to a store and pick up ur meat in a package and not knowing how it live its life and how it was done...
this will be my first year to hunt... i'll learn how to end its life and how to dress it right... but if thing goes wrong, we'll have a vegetarian sushi chef on the board.... roflamo...

[mahoro]

this is to respect the food we are eating and nothing more, so don't think too much...

[Mzungu]

I'd much rather know where it's coming from, and the history. But I'm a vegetarian, so... It's not much of an issue for me.

[Nickintex]

I'd rather not wanna know. I love meat, but I am not a hunter. I will go fishing and crabbing though.

[PhishPhreek]

People who have not picked, cought, killed, cleaned, prepared their food do not really understand the food chain concept.

I have a cousin who has never been closer to a chicken than a package of breast tenders. And the closest she has ever been to a garden is a hanging flower basket. No concept of eat or be eaten

[lilmissruffcountry]

People who have not picked, cought, killed, cleaned, prepared their food do not really understand the food chain concept.

I have a cousin who has never been closer to a chicken than a package of breast tenders. And the closest she has ever been to a garden is a hanging flower basket. No concept of eat or be eaten

future deer steaks...

[mahoro]

I'd much rather know where it's coming from, and the history. But I'm a vegetarian, so... It's not much of an issue for me.

so what made you turn vegetarian... no one is born that way... my ex was a vegetarian because due to health reasons and buddist...

[mahoro]

People who have not picked, cought, killed, cleaned, prepared their food do not really understand the food chain concept.

I have a cousin who has never been closer to a chicken than a package of breast tenders. And the closest she has ever been to a garden is a hanging flower basket. No concept of eat or be eaten

i think that is at less 75 percent of people... i think people should understand the whole concept of the food chain too...

[lilmissruffcountry]

i think that is at less 75 percent of people... i think people should understand the whole concept of the food chain too...

I think everyone should go hunting at least once...just so they have a better respect of hunting, guns, an how easy getting food can or can't be. Some people around the world...if they don't go hunting an actually get something, them, an thier family do not eat! But at the same time, the people that simply "trophy" hunt....unless they are taking managed animals...are just not hunters in my book, they are just plain ole killers.

[mahoro]

I think everyone should go hunting at least once...just so they have a better respect of hunting, guns, an how easy getting food can or can't be. Some people around the world...if they don't go hunting an actually get something, them, an thier family do not eat! But at the same time, the people that simply "trophy" hunt....unless they are taking managed animals...are just not hunters in my book, they are just plain ole killers.

+1

[Mzungu]

so what made you turn vegetarian... no one is born that way... my ex was a vegetarian because due to health reasons and buddist...

No one is born that way? Maybe that's because they're born into a society that eats meat? I've never thought about that before, interesting...

It was the hardest thing I've ever done in my entire life, becoming a vegetarian. I am not a vegan, although I tried that at first. Some even say I'm not a vegetarian, because I eat shellfish, and am still weaning myself off of fish after 7 years. But it's hard being a vegetarian when no one else you know is - they can't understand that a meal can be just as good without having "meat." So it's just been easier to eat shellfish and fish, because otherwise I might starve. )

I became one for two reasons - 1, for health reasons, and 2, because of the way the animals are treated. And because I don't appreciate the disrespect that we as a species have for other species. That's about the gist of it. :)

[mahoro]

No one is born that way? Maybe that's because they're born into a society that eats meat? I've never thought about that before, interesting...

It was the hardest thing I've ever done in my entire life, becoming a vegetarian. I am not a vegan, although I tried that at first. Some even say I'm not a vegetarian, because I eat shellfish, and am still weaning myself off of fish after 7 years. But it's hard being a vegetarian when no one else you know is - they can't understand that a meal can be just as good without having "meat." So it's just been easier to eat shellfish and fish, because otherwise I might starve. )

I became one for two reasons - 1, for health reasons, and 2, because of the way the animals are treated. And because I don't appreciate the disrespect that we as a species have for other species. That's about the gist of it. :)

just think about it, i do not know anyone that was BORN as a vegan or vegetarian... do you? i got lots of vegetarian friends and they been like that for 20+ years, their parents sure wasn't vegetarian, nor is their kid...(in face they eat more meat then anyother meat eaters) and like i stated before, gota respect those animal that give up their life for us (willing or not) and respect the food chain!!! i am just happy i am pretty up high in the food chain...

[PhishPhreek]

One of my favorite diets was "Eat no Mamals".
I could have all the fish & chicken (gators, etc.)
just didn't eat anything with hair & tits.

[mahoro]

speaking of tits, reminds me of jeff and walter... why doesn't chicken breast have nipple on it, because when its cold, it could poke open the package... roflmao...
now back to org. topic... so should you know or not know where/how your food comes from?

[wesleydnunder]

My dad gave me a .22 when I was 8. I've been shooting, dressing and eating my own game since then. I have no qualms about it. I believe man is a predator and it's natural for me to eat animals.

Mark