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Quote: A small flock of chickens or small herd of goats, helps the human be the most efficient as possible in my opinion. I think if we look at poor tribes or groups just barley avoiding starvation you find a domesticated animal or two... ON TT, and everyone else I am very sorry if I opened...

Quote: cant imagine..... perhaps some day!

Quote: my two pigs just put to the freezer camp had the loins cut and smoked for rashers (butchers though I was wasting erfectly good loins... dummies) ..... you just can't get proper bacon in Canada and the pea meal bacon just doesn't compare! There's no substitute for a good back rasher...

Quote: my two pigs just put to the freezer camp had the loins cut and smoked for rashers (butchers though I was wasting erfectly good loins... dummies) ..... you just can't get proper bacon in Canada and the pea meal bacon just doesn't compare!

Quote: exactly.... USS above commented on all forms of meat, Matthew comments on meats with a religeous connotation ( for lack of sufficient words) pig, shrimp..... "dirty food" Redhen....... I believe you have hit it bang on, hasn't anyone ever though about how a 5'5" woman and a 5'10" man...

Quote: I think and I hope Matthew will correct me if I am wrong, that his reasons are religious. I am fine with that. I tried to clear up what I thought were misconceptions from a non-religious viewpoint. If Matthew were to come to dinner at my house, I wouldn't hide the pigs but I would not...

Quote: All right Matthew.... can you give us something specific? Initially you told us its because of what they eat... now you say that you don't care what our pigs eat.... its just not good for you. Why. And why group with shrimp ... for instance shrimp eat all kinds of (human thinking)...

Quote: Back and forth we go Everything you say. You can control what they dig up? And actually.. I don't eat my free rangers. I eat meaties that I move in a portable pen around my yard where there is only grass and they never go past that. But one of these days I might eat one of the...

My point Matthew is that even those meaties will eat anything given the opportunity. My meaties.... cornish x or whatever free range, they can and have distroyed a pasture the lambs and goats only put a little dent in this year....... they eat the grass, the dirt and anything they can and will...

Quote: Umm, maybe. But everything that taste's good... Is it all good for you? No. Infair... I way disagree. And I don't have a religion. I have a Faith in Jesus. But as you said I'm not going to debate that on this thread at this time. A pig with a balanced diet you say. Well, you...

Quote: Bingo...

Quote: raised these pigs for my Simon's english rashers... can't get that stuff here in Canada!.... and raise all my own meat except beef. Very little factory meat will reach my table ever again!

Quote: I've never heard that before and I enjoy pig meat. What's the problem with it? The list of safe foods gets shorter. Poultry carries salmonella and avian 'flu, beef could turn me into a mad cow (it killed an English dairy farmer that I knew), rabbits have myxomatosis, fish is full of...

Quote: I agree But pigs actually aren't very good for you.. Hog wash.... pun intended. Pork has lots of cuts which should be used in moderation, you know.... the really tasty bits (bacon and sausage) but pork per se isn't any worse than any other meat.... I package the two in my freezer and...

chickensducks&agoose : i eat seafood because I have never met a fish that I really liked. I have met birds I like, I think cows are sweet and innocent, I think that pigs are way too smart to be food, goats are just like hoofy little dogs, sheep are best suited for sweater making, and as far as...

Wendy'sChicksRock : Quote: This is why I moved to the country and started raising my own meat!!Disturbing..... I felt sick after watching it. Me too.... HLL Given that list... first off kudo's to you! But No... I guess it wouild be extremely difficult unless you lived in the back woods...

Wendy'sChicksRock : Really read that book, watch FOOD INC it will change how you feed your family for sure, Wendy This is why I moved to the country and started raising my own meat!!Disturbing.....

raising our own meat was one of the main reasons for moving to the country... that and giving ourselves and our dogs a good outdoor lifestyle. I raise lamb, goat, pig, turkey, geese, meaties and eggs. I currently have about 25 pounds of home grown smoked bacon and yes it is fabulous... as well...