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<blockquote data-quote="Diehard Hunter" data-source="post: 3204511" data-attributes="member: 5843"><p>AT, I do not know of any research currently being done, but that doesn't mean there isn't any. </p><p></p><p>We should be concerned in Tennessee now, however, and here is why. While farming white-tailed deer is not legal, many other species can be farmed, or purchased and brought into shooting preserves. For example, one exotic animal breeder I spoke with was using these potent drugs on a regular basis to keep the animals calm during transport from his home base in North Carolina. He was carrying things like wildebeest and eland to shooting preserves. These animals had been special ordered by size for someone to shoot, and they would be shot shortly after arrival at the shooting preserve. My concern is what happens to the meat? Who eats it and gets those drugs in their system? I do not know of any regulation on the consumption of this meat since it is not inspected. I have never heard of a person getting the shot records handed to them with that trophy animal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Diehard Hunter, post: 3204511, member: 5843"] AT, I do not know of any research currently being done, but that doesn't mean there isn't any. We should be concerned in Tennessee now, however, and here is why. While farming white-tailed deer is not legal, many other species can be farmed, or purchased and brought into shooting preserves. For example, one exotic animal breeder I spoke with was using these potent drugs on a regular basis to keep the animals calm during transport from his home base in North Carolina. He was carrying things like wildebeest and eland to shooting preserves. These animals had been special ordered by size for someone to shoot, and they would be shot shortly after arrival at the shooting preserve. My concern is what happens to the meat? Who eats it and gets those drugs in their system? I do not know of any regulation on the consumption of this meat since it is not inspected. I have never heard of a person getting the shot records handed to them with that trophy animal. [/QUOTE]
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