My wife made some of the best Texas chile from some of the meat from a whitetail I took last year that I have ever had. Looking forward to this season.

"The US government insists that there is no British mad cow disease here,

but since the US refuses to do as other countries have done and extensively

test cattle, this claim rings hollow. We do know that we have other strains

of mad cow-type disease in the US, including scrapie in sheep, TME in mink,

and chronic wasting disease (CWD) in wild and farmed deer and elk. Could

these strains of TSE move into people, say, through infected venison

sausage? No one knows for sure, but the best available new evidence

indicates that yes, CWD could infect people. A National Institutes of

Health laboratory study has shown that CWD, like British mad cow disease,

can convert normal human prions into infected prions. Indeed we might have

already seen the first human deaths from mad deer disease. Three years ago

two young Western hunters, Doug McEwen and Jay Whitlock, came down with

so-called classic or sporadic CJD in their late twenties and died. In

1996 Kevin Boss, a Minnesotan who hunted there and in western Wisconsin,

died of CJD at age forty-one. Mary Reilly of Waupaca died not long ago of

CJD at age forty-three. These are a handful of young CJD deaths, but there

are more and they seem to be increasing. No one knows what CWD or other US

strains of transmissible spongiform encephalopathy (TSE) would look like in

humans, but as in Britain they would possibly first appear as increasing

cases of classic CJD in people under fifty years of age. "

cont

The Centers for Disease Control should have made all

cases of human CJD reportable to monitor the true number, but in 1999

refused to do so. The Food and Drug Administration and the United States

Department of Agriculture realized a decade ago that feeding rendered

slaughterhouse waste to livestock should be completely banned, but to

appease the meat industry has not done so.

The disease can incubate for decades before symptoms appear. Diagnosis is

difficult, and reporting of the disease has been lax, so it's not even

clear how

many cases of CJD there are in the United States. Perhaps most

frightening, the

disease agent -- a deviant form of protein called a prion -- can't be

killed by

radiation, freezing or sterilization.

Not that you have anything to worry about but the pantries where you dump the carcass sure do.

Everyone take a good look. This is what an animal rights terrorist sounds like. Note the pseudo-religious fervor. The anthropomorphizing of animals. The anti-human froth. One can only imagine the glassy eyed drooling look that falls upon her face as she prostrates herself before her 'earth angels'. How long before she calls her brethren army in to 'defend' her 'earth angels' by killing or injuring humans?

Sick.

Mind sick.

@MRex21

"anti-human"? How is it that someone who loves these beautiful animals and despise the heartless wildlife killers "anti-human"? Because I despise you doing this

doe suffocating in her own blood from bowhunter arrow to the lung

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-gYbyY-fxU

The original owner of the video called this "rage will destroy Alabama whitetails".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCamL2fA8Rk

Listen to the buck deer wailing in pain

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3XYGT2BLGA

doe shot in below the eye with arrow and the killers calls this "the best shot ever" and wants to teach others how

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUyO8fsDgeE

Deer's jaw blow off and hunters sit there and laughs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYyKYkfJQSM

Ethical hunters says "let the deer layup and die"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw4MyyM1utc

Watch the video and see how "ethical" sports hunters really are.

There are whole lot more and soon deer killing season will be here and more horrific death will be uploaded onto youtube by the wildlife serial killers and we shall take it and re-upload it under the section of animal cruelty.

I love manKIND not manEVIL !

"A nation is judged in the way it treats its animals." Ghandi

Caroline: Thank you for sharing the lovely video and music.

You are welcome my friend :)