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Started by Doug Fosdick
Fri, 22 Jan 1993 16:06
German Short-haired Pointers & venison
Author: Doug Fosdick
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 16:06
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 16:06
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Robert Walton asks: >Thoughts on (or better yet experience with) the German Pointers? How do >they do on the above criteria? Yellow labs? Other breeds? Advice >appreciated. I looked into getting aGerman short hair ~a year ago. They seem to be ideal all around dogs (esp. for hunting). The only thing that I was cautioned on regarding them is that they are high strung. They like to be active. Depending on your family / home situation this may not be an issue. I was told that they are good with kids. I don't have one, so this may be inaccurate info. RE: buying venison: >>By the way, venison sells for $8-$14 per pound here. Since I wasn't >>able to hunt this year, I can tell you my table doesn't serve venison >>as often as I might like! >It's legal to buy venison where you live? I didn't think it was legal >to buy venison anywhere in the US. It is my understanding that it is illegal to sell native venison which has been hunted anywhere in the U.S. However, ranch raised venison is legal to sell. Most, if not all, ranched raised venison is not whitetail, or mule deer, but some deer from the far east (axis deer maybe). NZ evidently has a thriving business raising deer and selling the venison on the world market. This is the venison that expensive restaurants serve. - Doug
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