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Re: Processor Selling Meat
[Re: Grant_UAB]
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03/11/18 10:34 AM
03/11/18 10:34 AM
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Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 1,873 Lake Bluff IL
Bud Meadows
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Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 1,873
Lake Bluff IL
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All these processors who are "selling" your deer are breaking the law, unless they've had the venison inspected by a USDA or state Inspector. I'll bet 99.9% of them don't want inspectors snooping around their shops. See attached:
"If wild game meat has received a mark of inspection by a state or federal inspection program, or it has been legally imported, then its sale is legal anywhere within the United States. Game meats that do not have a mark of inspection cannot be sold. This is the case for game meat harvested by a recreational hunter."
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