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Ok, now I understand, the history.

Kangatarianism: Kangatarianism is a recent practice of following a diet which excludes meat except kangaroo on environmental and ethical grounds. Several Australian newspapers wrote about the neologism "kangatarianism" in February 2010, describing eating a vegetarian diet with the addition of...

Geez, thats why a lot of people should be eating it.

Im guessing a head shot is mandated so no meat is touched by the lead in the bullet, which arguably could be a health hazard. That was indeed an excellent link, thanks Steve. As said in the article, it appears to be the ultimate humane harvest natural food system. Very, very impressive. One...

Open range and sustainable, nice! How are the harvested? Shot by hunters or is it more large scale somehow.

Did y'all see that website posted a couple days ago about the Aussi kid who catches roos barehanded, pretty cool.

How is roo?

Throw away the scale. Just go on how you feel.

Great story, Gerr.

I know, I liked his Dual Survival show, wish he was still on

Love your sig, Paul

You might find this interesting. Perhaps he was predisposed to it. Nutritionist: Brock Lesnar's Illness May Have Been Prevented By Proper Diet By Ray Hui on Jan 22 2010, 1:30p +  TWEET SHARE (10)  SHARE Brock Lesnar's physique and conditioning landed him on the February 2008 cover of...

Wouldn't that be mainly if you were eating predators?

All meat. My understanding is that the lower on the food chain you eat, the better for you health wise, and the environment in general. Of course if you kill your own wild meat locally and sustainably, that is an exception. Good post, Dave. I was just saying it tasted mighty good, re Mickey D's

I've never had a bad one that I can remember. I grew up on Mcdonalds, every fri nite, 3 cheeseburger, choc shake, large fri, apple pie…Mmmmmm. I love meat but I try to eat less and less of it.

Let us know! Get some bison while you are there, just to mix it up and be real enviro friendly

My wife cooks a veggie burger, not sure which brand, but it is actually as good as a regular one. Lil different, but as good.:thumbup:

Said to replace meat. http://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/culinary/Replacing-Meat-Plant-Based-Meats-Vegetarian.html