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  2. The meat of young game is generally easily digested. Small birds, usually eaten within a short time after the kill, are considered to be as digestible as poultry.

  3. A Beginner's Guide to Game Meat - The Spruce Eats

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    Game meats are usually categorized as the following: Winged game, such as quail, duck, and pheasant. Ground game, such as hare and rabbit. Big game, such as bison, venison, elk, and wild boar. They're not only interesting from a culinary perspective but are uniquely sustainable proteins.

  4. Game (hunting) - Wikipedia

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    Game meat is typically taken from a wild animal that has been shot with a gun or bow. Hunters must be absolutely certain of their target before shooting and should make every effort to get the animal down as quickly and painlessly as possible.

  5. Types of Wild Game Meat & How to Serve it at Your Restaurant

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    What Is Game Meat? Game meat is meat from an animal that is typically found in the wild and not raised domestically on a farm for mass consumption. Game animals are usually free-roaming foragers and hunted for their meat.

  6. A Beginner’s Guide to Game Meat - Paleo Leap

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    Game meat is the meat of any animal thats hunted for food instead of raised on a farm. In that sense, it’s closer to the kinds of meat that would have been available in the Paleolithic: generally higher in protein and lower in fat, but higher specifically in Omega-3 fats.

  7. Is Wild Game Meat Healthy? - Food Network

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    Is Wild Game Meat Healthy? Responsible hunting and fishing are growing in popularity. We break down the health benefits and food safety considerations around eating wild game and fish.

  8. All About Wild Game Meats – Their Uses and Nutritional ... -...

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    Wild game meats, also known as a game or non-domesticated meats, are a delicious and nutritious option for those looking to diversify their protein sources. They come from animals that have been hunted or trapped in the wild, rather than raised on a farm.

  9. The Benefits Of Game Meat & Why They're A Sustainable Protein

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    What Is Game Meat? Game meat refers to meat from animals that are hunted in the wild, rather than raised on farms. It is important to note that many "game animals" are still raised in "farms," it's just that these farms are basically private land where they roam free.

  10. Everything You Need To Know About Wild Game Meat - Vincent's Meat...

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    There are three general categories of meat for wild game that are based on the size of the animal. Small bird game includes quail and pheasants, but generally, there isn’t much meat on smaller animals such as this. There is also a category for big game such as deer and moose.

  11. Wild Game Meat | Deer, Elk, Rabbit, & More | igourmet

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    Game Meat is meat from undomesticated animals or birds. Game has been hunted for thousands of years. The type of Game Meat popular in a region has traditionally depended upon the animals native to the area, climate, local tastes and other regional indications.