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wah, if catch all these wild boars can make lotsa $$$

As an animal lover, I feel sad for our wildlife. Their natural habitat is being constantly destroyed by the pap, forcing them to venture into public spaces.

And I do love wild boar meat!
 
As an animal lover, I feel sad for our wildlife. Their natural habitat is being constantly destroyed by the pap, forcing them to venture into public spaces.

And I do love wild boar meat!

Not really,

The Tiko orangutan will squeeze neh neh when those gals take peektures hugging them.
 
Not really,

The Tiko orangutan will squeeze neh neh when those gals take peektures hugging them.
As an animal lover, I feel sad for our wildlife. Their natural habitat is being constantly destroyed by the pap, forcing them to venture into public spaces.

And I do love wild boar meat!



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I'm more worried about wild char-boar than wild boars.....
 
The northeast of Sinkieland should have remained as kampungs and pig farms.
 
Old Kallang Airport Hawker Centre sold wild boar meat in the past, not sure if they still do.
There used to be a coffee-shop along Old Tampines Rd that sold wild boar meat too. But I am sure no more liao. Nowadays need to go Mudland to savour wild boar meat.
 
Is singkie wild boar meat edible?

Indian family that nearly died after eating wild boar meat will have to foot a massive medical bill
Indian family
Shibu Kochummen, his wife Subhi Babu and Kochummen’s mother Alekutty Daniel Source: Supplied
An Indian family suffered a debilitating condition and got paralysed after eating wild boar meat following a hunting trip last month.

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An Indian family in New Zealand that was left paralysed due to suspected botulism after eating wild boar meat may have to pay a massive medical bill after the country’s Accident Compensation Commission rejected their claim for a payout.

Shibu Kochummen, his wife Subhi Babu and Kochummen’s mother Alekutty Daniel fell seriously ill last month and remained paralysed for many days after they ate wild boar meat following a hunting trip on November 10 in Auckland.

The trio is recovering in an Auckland hospital after being conveyed there in an unresponsive condition over a month ago, and have now regained consciousness.

Though Kuchummen (35) and his wife Shubhi Babu (33) are permanent residents of New Zealand and their medical treatment is covered by the public health system, Daniel (62)is in the country on a visitor visa and would incur a medical bill running into six figures.

A family spokesperson said the Accidents Compensation Commission informed the family they did not qualify for compensation, Fairfax Media reported.

Joji Varghese said an ACC case manager said the ingestion of bacterium is not considered an accident unless it is the result of a criminal act.

"The verdict is broken down already - they won't pay out. It's absolutely ridiculous. I can't understand the logic behind it,” Mr Varghese told Fairfax Media.

Health authorities have sent the samples to Queensland, Australia for testing to confirm the family suffered from botulism- a rare and potentially fatal illness caused by a toxin produced by the bacterium.

On November 10, Alekutty Daniel fell unconscious soon after eating wild boar meat. Kochummen also lost conscious while on a call with emergency services.

After over a month in the hospital, Kochummen and Daniel have begun to walk with assistance. But Babu is making a slow recovery.

Initially, there were fears of the trio becoming permanently vegetative.

Though they are recovering, Kochummen and Babu have lost their memory and struggle to remember anything up until they had their last meal at home.

The concerned minister did not comment on this case citing privacy reasons but said he was open to examining the case again.

An online campaign has been started to help the family.

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can sell wild boar soup and wild boar satay


Brings back fond memories of my young days hunting wild boar with my father in the tampines area. Father had a good friend who was an avid hunter, shooting flying foxes, wild boars, fishing, etc. Used to go to his house, draw out a shotgun and go hunting. Its dangerous, because you could get gored by a the tusks on them. They are very aggressive and will charge at you. Reaction time has to be fast as they come out of the undergrowth quickly and head for you. The meat was ok. Tougher and gamier then pork, but quite delicious. Plucking shot gun pellets out of the meat was the women's job. More then on one occasion, chewed on a lead pellet when eating it. LOL.
 
Old Kallang Airport Hawker Centre sold wild boar meat in the past, not sure if they still do.
wild oredi banned by NEA long long time back... me used to buy wb meat from a stall at aexandra village fc... must go with vinegar chilly sauce :geek:
 
Back in the day there was peaceful co-existence between boars and humans, and humans were free to hunt a few of them.

Today, neither human nor boar are free. Is this truly progress? :rolleyes:

 
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