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Re: Big Buck Project
[Re: BhamFred]
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11/05/12 09:47 AM
11/05/12 09:47 AM
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Bucktrot
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they ain't genetically "altered", just genetically different. I wish ya'll would quit saying that......
bout like saying they feed those deer steroids to make em big..... how are genetics not altered when you take a 200" buck and a doe that has dropped several 200" bucks and put them together and then release their offspring in a pen in an attempt to change genetics? Maybe I'm using the wrong word but isn't the idea to change (alter) genetics? Sounds like altering to me and Mr. Webster. per Mr. Webster: Alter, to make some change in,to vary. there has been no change to the genetics, only the expression of the genetics that are present. Do some research... I second this.
Last edited by Bucktrot; 11/05/12 09:49 AM.
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