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Curmudgeoness

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7. There are a lot of laws now, but back in the 20's,

Reply to fadedrose (Reply #6)

Mon Mar 5, 2012, 07:53 PM

Mar 2012

do you think it was the same? When I lived in Texas in the 80's, I worked for a man who owned a cattle ranch, and all trash was buried, including cows that died. They had an earthmover that made huge trenches to use as disposal---so that was legal at that time in Texas. I was rather shocked by it. That is why I was thinking it was possible that the waste could be buried.

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The Master Butchers Singing Club-Chapter 3-SPOILERS [View all] Curmudgeoness Mar 2012 OP

This was a mesy chapter, and I didn't care much for it fadedrose Mar 2012 #1

It is interesting that after reading the chapter, Curmudgeoness Mar 2012 #2

The bones in the bed was done without malice or forethought.. fadedrose Mar 2012 #3

Do you think that he meant to just put the crap in the yard? Curmudgeoness Mar 2012 #4

Conservation laws and game laws in many states... fadedrose Mar 2012 #6

There are a lot of laws now, but back in the 20's, Curmudgeoness Mar 2012 #7

I have reread Chapter 3 and see nothing about Koska's not selling high quality meats. fadedrose Mar 2012 #5

You are right. Curmudgeoness Mar 2012 #8