@rebeccaisconfu1@Ahkahna @ClarkDeHart Humans have done this only for illusion of companionship and entertainment. No different than cattle and pigs but their purpose is for meat/milk.
@Ahkahna @ClarkDeHart Pets, like humans, seem to be “happier” when they have a purpose driven life, IMHO. Not locked inside. I didn’t say it would maximize lifetime. Also 16 cats is too many to keep up with and prob attracts predators.
@IndefiniteWild @MeatEaterTV @HuntersOfColor @stevenrinella It’s an OPINION piece. You don’t have to be given an apology for reading something you disagree with.
@LindsayThomasJr People are trained to describe the taste of any wild game as “gamey”. It means nothing. For a non-hunter, if you make the packaging of the meat nice and neat (like store bought) they’ll love it.
@Hunt_to_Eat Don’t know about ‘tender’. But definitely more delicious than any turkey or chicken meat I’ve had. What’s the trick to tenderize squirrel?
@Rhiannon_Kirton @alberta_bha@Hunt_to_Eat@TWS_IDEAWG @HunterConserv @BCWildlife@ofah This is looking at land usage or “ownership” within an arbitrary timeframe. There is no ultimate Indigenous people that “ownership” of North America can be attributed to. Historical context is necessary, but what is the driving incentive in reframing land “ownership”?