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Originally posted by CSnowgren
Its me. Dropped the anony name and came with my own. Why, want to pick up where we left off?

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Not reallly -- you never told me if you were a boy or a girl!

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Dairy Cattle's Bone is very Thin Also and is the Main cause of the Ball breaking off the Feamer when they slip and fall..

I believe this all comes from the Con't Milking/Caving and being striped of Fats and Calcium..

Actual Qty. Fat for Dog Food is More expansive than the Actual Protein Cost ..

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lol Dude, not a dudette.

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OK -- Just wondered since you write so well. I'm reading and learning!

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Those that are interested in the raw diets and are wondering how to supplement go to www. sleddogcentral.com. Their disscusion forums have a ton of info on that topic.

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It is a 26-18 food I have fed it for about 6 yrs now, with excellent results. You get one solid stool a day..dogs do well in the winter and summer on it. It is made in Mo.

Mike Van Wyk
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It is a 26-18 food I have fed it for about 6 yrs now, with excellent results. You get one solid stool a day..dogs do well in the winter and summer on it. It is made in Mo.

Mike Van Wyk
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I had a few Local Butchers save Up their Fat and Trimmings then I have them Grind it with their Big Grinders .. That Stuff is Very Hard to Grind .. But they Charge me about $0.37 per pound for it .. I got about 50# 2 weeks ago .. I Mix it about 3/8 of a Cup per Bowl of Food ..

I'am Feeding right now 50#s of Dry Feed per Day.. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I Freeze It . then take out 2 bags per day to thaw and Feed


Heres the Grider and you can do about 400# in a hour with it !!



Eash Tray Hold about 35#s of Ground Beef .. And I Pack about 5#s in 1 Gal Zip Lock

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Man your right that dont have much fat in it. They have to pay to get rid of the fat here so they are gald for you to come get it. I have know the two here and cut there hair for 23 years. So I could get it anyway. Can't bleeive they charge you for it. They grind a lot to add to deer meat here and it looks like big marbles. Makes it easy to feed. I need to get a extra freezer and add some to my dogs feed. Might get the old lady off my back about the cadaver being in the freezer.
She has given me heck for years but now that I am not training cadaver dogs she has steped it up a notch. I might get back into it in time though. I have placentas from my grand kids still in there. One of them was used to train dogs that worked at the 9-11 deal among a lot of others and I am not just throwing them away. LOL

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ultra and plantation dog feeds is very comparisable to black gold in fact i think its better thats just my opinion!!!

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Hi-Standard 26/18 is the best for your buck.

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SHOWTIME

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I like Hi-Standard over every other dog food on the market.

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Try Showtime dog food. It's 27/20. $20 dollars for 50# great feed

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