Couldn't agree more, Amanda. We hunt as well, but there's a part to hunting that concerns me. Depending on where you are hunting, the flesh of the animal can be contaminated. I know people that hunt in areas where the bulk of the animal's diet is from genetically modified crops like soy and corn. Then, of course, those crops are sprayed.…
Couldn't agree more, Amanda. We hunt as well, but there's a part to hunting that concerns me. Depending on where you are hunting, the flesh of the animal can be contaminated. I know people that hunt in areas where the bulk of the animal's diet is from genetically modified crops like soy and corn. Then, of course, those crops are sprayed. Waterfowl, too, depending on where you can get them on their migration route, can be laden with heavy metals and other environmental toxins. We've really done a number to our ecosystems. Still, I think that just being cognisant of source, just like with our domestic food, we can circumvent that somewhat.
Couldn't agree more, Amanda. We hunt as well, but there's a part to hunting that concerns me. Depending on where you are hunting, the flesh of the animal can be contaminated. I know people that hunt in areas where the bulk of the animal's diet is from genetically modified crops like soy and corn. Then, of course, those crops are sprayed. Waterfowl, too, depending on where you can get them on their migration route, can be laden with heavy metals and other environmental toxins. We've really done a number to our ecosystems. Still, I think that just being cognisant of source, just like with our domestic food, we can circumvent that somewhat.