[Oberon]

I wonder what happens when the health inspector says “Destroy all this meat” and you reply “No”...?

[bgill]

They can donate it to me.

What’s with people these days? Morons.

[Oatka]

How times change.

When I worked in Colorado in the late ‘50s, the state would buy you a license and waive the limit if you donated the carcass to the local school.

[tbpiper]

The trouble began last month after the Department of Health and Hospitals received a complaint that deer meat was being served

It would be interesting to know who complained.

I guess charity isn't chaarity unless it's government approved chaity.

[so_real]

Seems like a golden opportunity for civil disobedience was missed. I've heard of some pretty creative "foods" consumed by those hungry enough to eat them. Venison is a real treat. Those who would deny hungry people venison because of politics are disgusting human beings and completely unworthy of the leadership positions they possess.

[SpaceBar]

When are people finally going to just say “no”?

[POWERSBOOTHEFAN]

Incredible.

What a waste of perfectly good meat.

[rdon]

I would venture to compare the ‘way the venison was slaughtered’ with any licensed slaughter house. Just let the ‘huggies’ take a look at the pictures and see if they change their mind. Deal is, the libtards don’t want anyone eating any kind of meat procured in any fashion, and especially, the lowly hunter should never get any cudos for donating meat to a worthy and needy cause.

[Pollster1]

The shocking thing about this abject stupidity is that it does not in any way surprise me.

[goldstategop]

Wow... that could have fed hungry people for months!

Bureaucrats are insane!

[Revelation 911]

i say bunko - have you priced retail venison? - its $25/# at wegmans here in rochester ny

1600# @ $25/# = $40grand...

I know I know $25/# i saw it with my own eyes...

At $25/# I have $3750 worth in the freezer

[MissMagnolia]

Sounds like a mutation of “Bloombergitis” has spread from NY (he banned donations of food to homeless shelters).

[PLMerite]

“Although the meat was processed at a slaughterhouse (Bellevue) that is permitted by the Louisiana Department of Agriculture to prepare and commercially distribute meat obtained from approved farms, deer are not an approved meat source to be distributed commercially,” the department said on its Facebook page. “And because hunters brought the deer to the slaughterhouse, there is no way to verify how the deer were killed, prepared or stored.”

I can see that. Anybody could drag roadkill to the slaughterhouse. Would you feed your family meat that no one other than an unknownn “hunter” brought in to be processed? If they can come up with a way to get wild game to meet USDA standrads then it might be different.

[1_Rain_Drop]

Anyone heard from Clorox?
How do they feel about their product being used to kill dead meat and stealing food from the famished?

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Never let it be said that governments actually care about all the people that they always whine about.

Nanny State PING!

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Never let it be said that governments actually care about all the people that they always whine about.

Nanny State PING!

[elkfersupper]

The meat was not "distributed commercially".

So much for this bureaucrat's arguments.

It was wasted in favor of government-provided dog food.