I suppose the requirement to use non-lead bullets makes them safer to consume? I remember talking to someone who used to hunt squirrels with a .22. Said that the area around the bullet wound has to be cut out. I guess there's also archery.
Went shopping for Turkey yesterday. Fail.
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I suppose the requirement to use non-lead bullets makes them safer to consume? I remember talking to someone who used to hunt squirrels with a .22. Said that the area around the bullet wound has to be cut out. I guess there's also archery.
no Shortage here...
if anyone is looking and has a Meijer near by, we're selling turkey's Like Hotcakes.
Meijer Brand 33¢/lb
Honeysuckle White 79¢/lb
Butterball 99¢/lb
unfortunately for the OP, we're not in WV, and their nearest would likely be in Lancaster, OH. which is still a good Hour/Hour and a Half up 33 from the Ohio line...
Maybe Lexington Ky. depending on where in WV they are.
if anyone is looking and has a Meijer near by, we're selling turkey's Like Hotcakes.
Meijer Brand 33¢/lb
Honeysuckle White 79¢/lb
Butterball 99¢/lb
unfortunately for the OP, we're not in WV, and their nearest would likely be in Lancaster, OH. which is still a good Hour/Hour and a Half up 33 from the Ohio line...
Maybe Lexington Ky. depending on where in WV they are.
Sav-A-Lot is advertising i think 89 cents a lb if you buy $25 worth of groceries.. i think thats a bad move on their part.
In my area the news keeps talking about Thanksgiving being the most expensive ever..which is making people hoard up.
Im not worried either way about the turkey.. I will likely only eat a pound or so over the holidays- my dogs will get their fill.. and i want to try to make some Turkey Soup.
In my area the news keeps talking about Thanksgiving being the most expensive ever..which is making people hoard up.
Im not worried either way about the turkey.. I will likely only eat a pound or so over the holidays- my dogs will get their fill.. and i want to try to make some Turkey Soup.
Spotty here but I could get one if I wanted for $.69. I don't give in to hype-- there are plenty of cheap hams around and I got one of those.
People stashing turkeys for years in deep freezes are incurring an opportunity cost. They could use that real estate for faster turning over meats that retail for $8/lb but are on sale for $4/lb every two months or so.
People stashing turkeys for years in deep freezes are incurring an opportunity cost. They could use that real estate for faster turning over meats that retail for $8/lb but are on sale for $4/lb every two months or so.
Someone that has more money than they have sense. I've never seen the day I'd pay over $1/lb. for a whole turkey. It's just not one of my favorite meats. Now $10/lb. for a good t-bone, maybe.
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So far i've only found little measly 10-12lb turkeys here. I usually smoke 20-22lb birds.
Bought the frozen turkey this morning. Harris Teeter store brand. 17.44 lbs. $0.29 per pound for a total cost of $5.06. For those of you near a Harris Teeter that's a tough price to beat.
Where do you find the rolling paper?
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$50 site donor 2023
This year‘s turkey morphed into a $50 smoke house ham … Hope it’s good … 🙄
Heard something about these turkeys that were originally bred in the UK but brought to the US a few years ago.
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This Rolls-Royce of Thanksgiving turkeys will cost you an astronomical sum
The KellyBronze has been called the “Rolls-Royce of turkeys” — and it has the price tag to match the moniker.
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I'm dancing in the street. My older stepson and stepdaughter who both have the pallet of a seven year old are not coming for Thanksgiving so my wife is having a Turducken made.
The employer at my first job gave me a Jeenie O’ turkey and it sucked. They gave us a Honey Suckle White the next year which was much better.
I saw a wild turkey hen and her chicks cross the road yesterday. The chicks were pretty big.
Here I had to go to 3 stores to find a 12-13lb turkey for my electric fryer. Everyone had huge ones
