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by VomMarischal on 10 November 2009 - 17:11
What you do is bug a few farmers, butchers, and small grocers. Most of them will be afraid to sell to you at first because there may be local laws against selling, say, expired meats to people. But mine came around because he eventually believed that it was for dogs; he now knows I do rescue, and isn't worried. He also sells some to pig farmers. (dang it). Anyway, the more you bug them, and leave a phone number, the more they will be tempted to make a fast buck off their garbage....
Also, don't forget the farm auctions....I know cowboys who get whole injured cows for 9 cents a pound (I know one guy who got a cow for TWO cents a pound), take them home and hack them up and feed them to the pack. Gross. Cowboys are kinda hard-assed, no? But the dogs eat well. Have any hunter friends? Get their offal and legs. And then when they leave the meat in the freezer until it's freezer burnt, get that too!
It's all about getting creative. Took me like 3 years to get my contacts solid.
by VomMarischal on 10 November 2009 - 17:11
What you do is bug a few farmers, butchers, and small grocers. Most of them will be afraid to sell to you at first because there may be local laws against selling, say, expired meats to people. But mine came around because he eventually believed that it was for dogs; he now knows I do rescue, and isn't worried. He also sells some to pig farmers. (dang it). Anyway, the more you bug them, and leave a phone number, the more they will be tempted to make a fast buck off their garbage....
Also, don't forget the farm auctions....I know cowboys who get whole injured cows for 9 cents a pound (I know one guy who got a cow for TWO cents a pound), take them home and hack them up and feed them to the pack. Gross. Cowboys are kinda hard-assed, no? But the dogs eat well. Have any hunter friends? Get their offal and legs. And then when they leave the meat in the freezer until it's freezer burnt, get that too!
It's all about getting creative. Took me like 3 years to get my contacts solid.
PS. Don't forget about local cooperatives...

by snajper69 on 10 November 2009 - 18:11

by steve1 on 10 November 2009 - 22:11
Stacy, Matt would get into that T Shirt if he lived here for just a short time that is for sure
Just for interest how much does a large loaf of white bread cost in the USA, over here it is 3 USA Dollars
Steve1

by VomRuiz on 10 November 2009 - 23:11
HAHAHA! Yes Matt would fit into that shirt in no time!
For a large loaf of store brand bread you can get it for about a dollar. Some of the more expensive breads it is around 3 dollars. I have always bought the cheap bread, but when I go to the inlaws they have the "good stuff" It really does taste better and is softer, but I will stick with the store brand myself :-)
Stacy

by Red Sable on 10 November 2009 - 23:11
I just bought 4 chicken breasts at .9 kg (2 lbs approx.) for $16.97.
by VomMarischal on 11 November 2009 - 04:11

by snajper69 on 11 November 2009 - 13:11

by VomRuiz on 11 November 2009 - 14:11
We just bought two huge pack of chicken leg quarters for 0.79 a pound... Not bad at all
by VomMarischal on 11 November 2009 - 17:11
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