I am looking to purchase beaver meat from a friend for a non-profit fundraiser wild game dinner. Any clue how much I should be willing to pay, or not pay, for such a thing?
By dede smith from Macon, MO
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I wouldn't pay anything for wild game meat, but I'm not into that kind of stuff? My guess is if your friend is a true friend he will give you a reasonable price.
I would just try to arrive at a price per pound that is agreeable to both of you since you are friends. Having said that however, I strongly suggest that you check to see if what you are wanting to do is legal. I know, for example, in my state of Mississippi, it is illegal to buy or sell deer meat.
You can buy it online for about 30 bucks a pound. I had it twice in my 20's and it tasted like beef. I would tell your friend to take a look at some other wild game.
Check the laws in your state; some preclude selling wild game meat for money.
Ditto on checking the laws in your state and, sorry, I must add the question of, "Why would anyone want to eat a Beaver unless you're starving even for a fund raising event?"
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