Corn and bean fed may just make a big difference. Son in law makes a big deal, along with a few neighbors, about going out to the western Maryland mountains every year to go hunting. D@mned things are eating us out of house and farm here in the eastern part of the state, where we have grain. They feed on more brush and understory in the mountains, and definately don't taste as good. But, 40 or 50 years ago it was a joy to see deer around here, and due to good game management, we can now take 36 here in eastern Md. per hunter! We're now overrun with them, and the pansy treehuggers think it woud be easy to spay and nueter them to control the herd! Last week I read an article from some bimbo who felt it was terrible for hunters and farmers to give game to the local butchers who provided the meat to soup kitchens for free through a program to improve diets to the poor and hungry. She railed on and on about deer carrying lyme disease, chronic wasting disease, and a host of other maladies, and the poor folks were being poisoned instead of fed.
Which reminds me, I'd better get out some backstrap medallions for supper tomorrow--
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