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300 cattle a day slaughtered due to TB! What are these people playing at? Im sure if 300 badgers a day were dying then it would envoke a more rapid response.
dont forget deer spread it as well ,the local deer population near me have just gone through a major kull because they are infected with TB,they have shot hundreds .

 

 

Can you still eat them ?

yes but you are at risk if you swallow any spores .gues where the carcasses are going [into the pet food trade]

 

 

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300 cattle a day slaughtered due to TB! What are these people playing at? Im sure if 300 badgers a day were dying then it would envoke a more rapid response.
dont forget deer spread it as well ,the local deer population near me have just gone through a major kull because they are infected with TB,they have shot hundreds .

 

 

Can you still eat them ?

that was my first thought :o and then saw your reply!! :D doesn't cooking kill tb?

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this goverment let people enter this country carryin all sorts of life threatenin deseases to the british public and dont give a flyin feck, do you think there worried about the cattle farmers there not worried about there own people.

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this goverment let people enter this country carryin all sorts of life threatenin deseases to the british public and dont give a flyin feck, do you think there worried about the cattle farmers there not worried about there own people.
YOUR LUCKY YOU HAVE A MOAT :tongue2:
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300 cattle a day slaughtered due to TB! What are these people playing at? Im sure if 300 badgers a day were dying then it would envoke a more rapid response.
dont forget deer spread it as well ,the local deer population near me have just gone through a major kull because they are infected with TB,they have shot hundreds .

 

 

Can you still eat them ?

that was my first thought :o and then saw your reply!! :D doesn't cooking kill tb?

iv been told it is the spores that do the damage ,wether they get eradicated during cooking depends weather or not you incinerate the meat ,some one i know got TB frome eating it, or because he breathed the spores in ,the doc was not sure ,but i dont think it can be caugt that easy ,other wise i would be a prime suspect for geting it . :yes:
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this goverment let people enter this country carryin all sorts of life threatenin deseases to the british public and dont give a flyin feck, do you think there worried about the cattle farmers there not worried about there own people.
YOUR LUCKY YOU HAVE A MOAT :tongue2:

I, BUT YOU'S HAVE A BOAT :big_boss:

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I was immunised at school :whistling: yrs ago but i just did a search on google and dogs can get it, im not sure if the bTB strain is the same one that effects dogs though. Has anyone ever heard of a dog getting TB?

oh yeah,i forgot,i was immunised too at school! phew.i'm a :piggy: when it comes to venison,not much will stop me :snack: it til i'm almost :bad:

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