Just kill your own, can't be cheaper than that, most around here do it only for dog meat have never heard anyone mention they eat it themselves.
I tried it many years ago, also killed my own, have never bought it, that would be like buying water, just dumb, when it just comes out of a tap for pretty much next to nothing.
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Well you can buy a live animal but your going to have to get someone to butcher it. It will depend on the size of the animal you buy obviously.
Most butchers around here will do a side of beef (usually 80-120kg) I've got it for as low as $3kg not long ago all cut up and packaged. I would go that way over buying the animal of a farmer and organizing to get it butchered. Plus I don't think you would end up getting it any cheaper than bulk of a butcher.
To answer your question. I got 200kg of beef pretty easily into my smaller 300 and something liter upright freezer.
Just kill your own, can't be cheaper than that, most around here do it only for dog meat have never heard anyone mention they eat it themselves.
I tried it many years ago, also killed my own, have never bought it, that would be like buying water, just dumb, when it just comes out of a tap for pretty much next to nothing.
Is roo the chicken of the desert?
Please. Roo is great eating. Lower in calories if you watching that shit, and tastes great when cooked correctly.
Its good lean protein man. My dog loves it. I love it more, so she doesnt get much of it.
Better than chicken really.
But the prices are now Stupid. I used to buy it for 3 or 4 bucks per kg, now its like 14 bux. WTF.
my local butchers cuts me a deal. (pun intended). only way i can bring myself to buy it.
Back on topic.
Tuna.
Roo (when it was cheap and chearful).
Rump. Had a cheap source.
Bulk vege's from the markets. i worked there so for 20 bux i could get about 100 bux worth of stuff. Good stuff too, not shit that goes off in a day or 2. Would last me weeks.
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