A point for "a double s".

I'm afraid even worse than government. Evidence of that is shown by the remarks of the state representative who is a hunter. If such a person has to check on how these oneroud rules are created, it means that regulation is able to happen despite what the government does.

Hello LetsShrug,

I had to comment on this. Your analogy is so perfect. Instead of government stooges spraying kerosene and destroying books, they are spraying bleach and destroying meat. One is sustenance of the mind the other of the body… The government only wants people dependent upon them for both.

Incidentally, Ray Bradbury just died in the last year, but little was said… wonder why???
Regards,
O.A.

Darn, if I lived in Montana, Roadkill could be the special of the day...lol.. hopefully people don't get to the point where they have to use their cars as a hunting tool... but common sense would be if you hit a deer, elk or moose, you should be able to take it as food. Why waste the death of an animal.

Fine as long as restaurants let people know. I'd like to hear of any place there who dares to serve that, and then how many of what kind of people actually orders and consumes it.

Hate to tell you, if you serve food to the public, the Board of Health has total control over your business. If you say NO, your doors will be locked and your business closed, until which time you meet their requirements....Yep, right in the license agreement you pay for every year...another situation you have to pay to police yourself, of course, for "the public's best interest.." As you can see from this article, there is NO public interest, just control...