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Sometimes you can't put a price on doing for yourself.
That's why I raise and butcher different fowl.
That's why I raise and butcher different fowl.
On ads like this, if I can, I go back as often as I can and get as much as I want. It is never going to get cheaper than that.This week's local grocery ad has 80% ground beef for 99 cents a pound. Best price I've seen in a long time. They have a limit though.
This week's local grocery ad has 80% ground beef for 99 cents a pound. Best price I've seen in a long time. They have a limit though.
It's at Safeway.I haven't seen prices like that since my oldest was a baby.
Ground beef runs about $2.80 a pound., never mind the price of steaks! Pork chops are even higher. Now think about hunting seasons, and buying a box of shells for your rifle or shotgun. Now think BEAR and WILD HOG. (And, for that matter, also deer, rabbit, raccoon, groundhog, muskrat, etc., etc.)
Bear meat has over 700 calories per serving and a hefty 89+ grams of protein.
https://www.yazio.com/en/foods/bear-meat-cooked.html
Wild hog has over 540 calories and a whopping 96+ grams protein per serving.
https://www.fatsecret.com/calories-nutrition/usda/wild-boar-meat-(cooked-roasted)
So for the price of a single cartridge, you could have a bear..or a hog. Plus, of course, a little labor, gutting, skinning, cleaning, butchering. But much, much, cheaper than paying high store prices. You just have to get out there in hunting season and do the deed!! You can have a freezer (or two) filled with high calorie /high protein meat for very little cost.
Think about it! Hunting pays off big time.
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