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    This document compares store-bought meat to harvested wild game meat. It notes that wild game meat costs $0.22 per pound compared to $5.99 per pound for store-bought meat. Wild game meat also has no additives whereas store-bought meat has an average of 24 additives. Additionally, wild game meat goes from the mountain top to the freezer in 1 day, while store-bought meat takes an average of 2-4 weeks from slaughter to the store shelf. The document calculates that a family of four would save over $1000 per year by eating wild game meat instead of store-bought meat when considering the costs of purchasing, harvesting, and processing the meats.

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    This document compares store-bought meat to harvested wild game meat. It notes that wild game meat costs $0.22 per pound compared to $5.99 per pound for store-bought meat. Wild game meat also has no additives whereas store-bought meat has an average of 24 additives. Additionally, wild game meat goes from the mountain top to the freezer in 1 day, while store-bought meat takes an average of 2-4 weeks from slaughter to the store shelf. The document calculates that a family of four would save over $1000 per year by eating wild game meat instead of store-bought meat when considering the costs of purchasing, harvesting, and processing the meats.

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    Wild Game Vs Store Bought

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    This document compares store-bought meat to harvested wild game meat. It notes that wild game meat costs $0.22 per pound compared to $5.99 per pound for store-bought meat. Wild game meat also has no additives whereas store-bought meat has an average of 24 additives. Additionally, wild game meat goes from the mountain top to the freezer in 1 day, while store-bought meat takes an average of 2-4 weeks from slaughter to the store shelf. The document calculates that a family of four would save over $1000 per year by eating wild game meat instead of store-bought meat when considering the costs of purchasing, harvesting, and processing the meats.

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    Wild Game Meat

    Store Bought Meat

    VS
    By: Josh Heap

    Store Bought Meat

    Harvested Wild Game


    $5.99 a pound

    24 additives, not including what was added in the food of the animal

    Average of 2-4 weeks from slaughter to store shelf

    COMPARISON

    $0.22 a pound
    No additives
    From Mountain top to
    freezer: 1 day
    Purely Organic

    ALL COST

    Store Bought Meat


    A family of four will eat 225.2
    pounds of beef totaling
    $1348.95 if bought from a store
    or local butcher shop

    Harvested Game
    Rifle:
    $350
    Ammo: $20
    Gas:
    $40
    Permit: $55
    Process:
    $200 (if wanted)

    Total for first year=


    w/process
    Total for 2nd year=
    w/process

    $665
    $295

    1 bull elk will render 250lbs on


    average. Feeding a family of 4 for
    just over one year

    TOTAL SAVINGS:
    1053.95 WITH PROCESSING
    1253.95 WITHOUT PROCESSING
    NOT INCLUDING THE HEALTH BENEFITS OF NOT HAVING THOSE ADDITIVES AND CHEMICALS INTRODUCED TO YOUR BODY. STUDIES SHOW THAT ABOUT 33% OF THESE ADDITIVES
    HAVE DIRECT TIES TO ILLNESS AND DISEASES.

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