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<blockquote data-quote="Duckslayer100" data-source="post: 79694" data-attributes="member: 1485">When ND put a temporary halt to donated venison and asked hunters to come in and have their blood lead levels tested, my great uncle participated. He's in his late 60s and has been hunting his entire life. Eats tons of wild game. The tech gal who gave him his results was apparently quite surprised to find his lead levels were actually much, much lower than the national average. Obviously G&amp;F wound up allowing donated meat again after conducting their own meat studies that found minute quantities of lead. Kind of off topic, but does anyone remember the X-ray picture that floated around when that Cali &quot;scientist&quot; first started the donated venison scare. The chunks were HUGE! I told my wife that if anyone was dumb enough to actually swallow something that big after biting into it and cracking&nbsp; tooth, they deserved lead poisoning.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Duckslayer100, post: 79694, member: 1485"] When ND put a temporary halt to donated venison and asked hunters to come in and have their blood lead levels tested, my great uncle participated. He's in his late 60s and has been hunting his entire life. Eats tons of wild game. The tech gal who gave him his results was apparently quite surprised to find his lead levels were actually much, much lower than the national average. Obviously G&F wound up allowing donated meat again after conducting their own meat studies that found minute quantities of lead. Kind of off topic, but does anyone remember the X-ray picture that floated around when that Cali "scientist" first started the donated venison scare. The chunks were HUGE! I told my wife that if anyone was dumb enough to actually swallow something that big after biting into it and cracking tooth, they deserved lead poisoning. [/QUOTE]

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