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Ricky352
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31st Mar 13 at 23:16   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Are they ok to eat if they have fleas on them?

Have seen some conflicting views after searching on Google so can anyone please give me a concrete answer?
Tomnova16
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You don't eat the fur. So why you asking

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taylorboosh
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Meh be reet imo

Been out lamping?
baza31
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Depends how long it's been dead.
Bart
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I'm pretty sure the cows and lambs etc you eat would be riddled with fleas in the summer (albeit cows don't have fur)
harrisp
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Yeah it's fine. Most will have fleas on.
sc0ott
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Just put on some frontline spot on.
Steve
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Tulameria (sp) is what you need to worry about. The fleas ticks and blood carry it.

Leave the rabbits out in the cold for a whole and let the bugs leave the host. Then wear gloves when skinning it
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Fire Away
Marc
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Ricky352
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Great, cheers folks. Yeah after it was dead I put it in a bucket of ice and water for around three hours then skinned. Forgot to wear gloves though, but I'm fine lol (I think).

No wasn't out lamping Taylor. I used to catch them with a ferret and some nets, but this one died after it made contact with my mates front bumper when he hit it by accident. I know going back for it and skinning it may have been strange thing to do, but sure may as well have made use out of it. Didnt even look damaged apart from blood coming out its nose. Made sure it was dead when I got out.
Bart
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mmmm..... Roadkill
taylorboosh
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Lol you scruffy fucker
Ricky352
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lol waste not want not
chloe16v
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is it illegal to go lamping for fox and deer?
Hammer
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quote:
Originally posted by Ricky352
lol waste not want not


I'm not sure this saying was made for situations such as running over wild animals with a car
nathy_87
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Plus it's illegal for you to pick up your own road kill, you can pick other people's but not your own.
Mike
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His mate hit it though so fair game
nathy_87
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quote:
Originally posted by Mike
His mate hit it though so fair game


I see what you did there. Good point also.

[Edited on 02-04-2013 by nathy_87]
Whittie
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Any i've got I wouldn't dream of touching with my mouth, look riddled.

 
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