Lazarus wrote:Here's an example of what's left behind when we drop a feral and leave it.
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Yep, and because of the size of the particles it is more or less harmless to ingest. As was explained earlier.
Only lead particles the as fine or smaller than flour will harm you. Unless you sprinklr it on your wheelies every morning for 6 months.
It's about the particles size and the DOSE. And if the body can remove the toxins.
e.g. panadol is great for headaches. Eat a packet and next week you will need a liver transplant.
e.g. We cannot survive without salt. Use too much every day you BP goes up. Eat half a cup in 1 day, your the walking dead.
Same applies to lead. The small amounts consumed by hunters every year will not harm you.
NOTE: One of the papers you linked was about hound teams. That's because they already know its a common practice for them to feed a lot of the scrap/ bruised meat to the hounds.
They new what the results would be before they took the blood samples.Q. Did they take blood samples from the hunters and their families. NO. I wonder why? Perhaps they knew what the results would be. SFA because hunters don't eat the bullet damaged meat, that's why.
These prick have a anti gun agenda and they prey on those without the knowledge and are using scare tactics. They are feeding out DISINFORMATION. Or if you like lies.
Ask yourself if it was so fukn bad why is it used in industry?
Why aren't they taking blood samples from hunters and their families? The consumers of the shot game.
Why aren't there reports of wildlife having elevated levels of Pb in their blood. Mmmm I wonder.
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