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It opened as a PDF for me...

 

 

From the bottom of the article:

 

Is it safe to eat a deer with these tumors?
 
Yes. Since the papillomaviruses are specific to deer and they only grow on the surface of the skin, there
is no danger in consuming the meat if the deer appears otherwise healthy. Deer with numerous fibromas
that block sight, eating, or drinking may be malnourished and therefore susceptible to other diseases or
parasites. These deer may not be the best choice for consumption. Very large tumors may have
secondary infections that could spread to other parts of the deer’s body causing that meat to be unfit for
consumption. Irregular, broken, or bloody fibromas or those that are scabby or exuding pus may have
developed secondary infections.
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Sorry...I am trying

 

Wasn't being mean. Sorry if you took it that way. Part of the first link said PDF, but was just a pic.

I personally would not eat meat from a deer that that many tumors/growths. I would have it tested. 

 

I am sure a lot of hunters would eat it. Then two years later wonder why they have three knees and 16 b4ll$.

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Wasn't being mean. Sorry if you took it that way. Part of the first link said PDF, but was just a pic.

I personally would not eat meat from a deer that that many tumors/growths. I would have it tested.

I am sure a lot of hunters would eat it. Then two years later wonder why they have three knees and 16 b4ll$.

I have little need for 3 knees, but iid eat that deer raw if it gave me 16 balls!

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