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Ah dang, that sucks. I can't control that

@@thenorthidahoexperience I know. I guess the numerous commercials show how valued your channel is to utube that they are able to sale so many spots on it. Keep up the great work. Semper Fi.

Tough call

Heck yeah!

Thanks brotha!

That actually sounds pretty good!

Nothing better than locally and ethically raised food!

@@thenorthidahoexperience What part of killing is ethical?

I'm definitely getting a pig from him. Nothing better

@@thenorthidahoexperience Pigs are so similar to dogs. They are the highly intelligent beings, even more so than a dog or cat. Pigs are actually the 4th most intelligent animal on Earth. Pigs love belly rubs! Have you ever seen a dog fall on their back, just begging for a tummy rub? Well - pigs do the same! Pigs love having playtime, much like you may have seen your canine companions do! Considering pigs have a social disposition and intelligence, it’s only logical they have playful hearts also. They also love sunbathing, learning tricks and new adventures. Just like dogs, they get bored and depressed being in enclosed areas their entire lives. People who take the time to really learn about pigs realize that they are living, breathing, and feeling beings who want to live their lives out free from suffering, just like dogs and cats do. The biggest difference between pigs and dogs is the way we treat them! Despite the fact that pigs are highly intelligent, sentient beings who feel stress, fear and pain every bit as much as we do, they are regarded in terms of being a food product.

I have never tried that!

Good question! I'll let Jason jump in for that one.

Read the Holy Bible. Animals were given to us by our creator to be sustinence for our survival. Dispatching them for processing is not cruel on any level.

Farmers raise animals more humanely than if they lived in the wild and killed by a predator or frozed or starved to death.

@@PB-jk8bl If you are going to discuss an issue other than religion, you should leave religion out of the conversation as not everyone is the same religion but if you must go there, then you should watch a documentary called Christspiracy. There is also a theory that the Bible actually wants humans to be stewards over animals. To look after them and protect them not to do anything that we want to them. And we don't need to eat animal products to survive and in fact eating animal products contributes to many diseases such as type 2 diabetes, cancer and heart disease. I haven't eaten meat in 41 years and I haven't eaten eggs or dairy in 34 years and I'm very healthy. If one is given the choice to contribute to animal cruelty or not contribute to animal cruelty but still live either way why would one choose to be cruel to animals. And dispatch is just a A euphemism for kill. It's meant to make people feel ok about the horrible things they do.

What you are saying is a fallacy of unwarranted assumption. First, these farmed animals would never have been born in the wild; they are artificially bred into existence specifically to be exploited on farms. Animal agriculture is not some heroic intervention into “tooth and claw” nature whereby farmed animals are rescued from a horrible death that would have been far worse than the pseudo-benevolent slaughter they experience at human hands. These animals are not being rescued or saved or “protected from predators”; they are bred by humans to be killed by humans without a fighting chance. Another variation of this argument goes: “Factory farming is wrong, but “pastured,” “free range,” “humanely raised” (etc.) animals on small farms have a much better life than they would in nature. Therefore we are justified in eating them.” But again the same point applies that animals on small farms have been forcibly bred into existence and would not otherwise exist “in the wild.” The hypothetical nature scenario is a false premise and does not justify our needless breeding, exploitation and killing of animals for food. Secondly, many of the worst cruelties inflicted on animals in factory farms are also routine practices on small, so-called humane farms, including castration, horn removal and ear cutting, all without painkiller or anesthesia; sexual violation and forced impregnation; destruction of families and separation of babies from their mothers; and a long, miserable transport in all temperature extremes to a painful and terrifying slaughter. Even in the best case scenarios, farmed animals are denied their liberty, their bodily and reproductive autonomy, and many of their most basic natural instincts and preferences. Even on small, so-called humane farms, animals have no control over the most important aspects of their lives. Consider that the following is true for all animals on all farms: “Humans decide where they will live; if they will ever know their mothers; if, and how long, they will nurse their babies; when, and if, they will be permitted to see or be with their families and friends; when, where, or if they will be allowed to socialize with members of their own species; when, how, and if, they are going to reproduce; what, when, and how much they will eat; how much space they will have, if any; if, and how far, they will be allowed to roam; what mutilations they will be subjected to; what, if any, veterinary care they will receive; and when, where, and how they are going to die.” (Lucas, Joanna) If these indignities formed the circumstance of your brief and unfree life, at the end of which you would be forcefully restrained, attacked and slaughtered against your will, at only a fraction of your natural lifespan, and all for completely unnecessary reasons - would you maintain that you had been humanely treated? The affirmation and protection of other’s dignity is a core principle of what we understand as ethical treatment of others. The “better off than in nature” argument, then, fails as a moral justification for farming animals not only because it begins with a false premise, but also because it fails to acknowledge the many existential dignities that animals who are farmed are robbed of as compared to free-living animals.

Humans were born to eat meat. But you're welcome to choose to live however you want! Thanks

Know any??

Absolutely! Mine keep finding deer bones on our property. They love them!

Cool! Thanks for the comment and the info!

It was!

I could hear em'

Not for bow season

Not for archery!

@@thenorthidahoexperience my bad...I guess there's a difference between bow and archery. 🙄

Definitely not. Much better than most places

Very cool!

They are usually more reasonable priced but are often fairly steep.

LOL, good point! That would get ugly real quick!

Haha! Let’s do it!

Often the case, but not always. Folks like yourself also know how bad things can get in other states.

@@thenorthidahoexperience There's also a big difference between Northern California and southern California.Northern California is very similar to North Idaho.Love the outdoors and let us live in peace.We don't want big city ways.

I hope it doesn’t come to that but we will all step up if needed!

That's a pretty generalized statement...

@@thenorthidahoexperience Yep. Generally speaking, there are a good amount of adults who have a sophomore education

We had a blast! Thanks Dave

Good call, great little town

LOL

Sorry to hear that. Sounds like things have changed for the worse up there...

@@thenorthidahoexperience yes sir..

Thank you!

Haha! Thanks for the comment!

So?

Great place too

Incredible

Strange times that we've gotten to this point. I discouraged my kids from getting into law enforcement for the same reasons

@@thenorthidahoexperience I think law enforcement is better depending on where you are and preferably a Sheriff’s Department over a police department. They seem to be more independent and respectful of the Constitution

Yeah, huge bummer

Ok, I'll keep that in mind. Thanks

Fully agree! Like nothing else

Most of them are great people. I think you should focus on the government instead of

Not for everyone

Well I’ve lived in Spokane for three years and I’ve lived through what you spoke of. I just bought a house in Post Falls, will be there Oct 8th. I’m already battle hardened for North Idaho weather and the likes. Traffic can be a pain but it’s a minor trade off for the benefits. I tell my friends when they ask why I moved from Spokane to Post Fall, 33 mins away, that I want to be treated like an American instead of a North Korean.

Seems that wau

Yep

If you love overcrowding...

Same.

She did great!

Are they up there? Not sure they are even around at all

@@thenorthidahoexperience I am in Post Falls and that’s what everyone is telling me

@@demo2952 sounds like leftist propaganda