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Often find myself completely going off script in some of the threads here, so I thought I’d start a thread Designed to Home said spinoff discussion.

If it’s off topic and you don’t want to derail a thread, purge here.
 
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We are two episodes in, what do you think so far?
I think I'm an episode ahead then

I'm interested to see what happens but it's not at all what I thought it was going to be
 
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I think I'm an episode ahead then

I'm interested to see what happens but it's not at all what I thought it was going to be
Yeah, it isn’t what the trailer gave us. I do like the idea of someone thrown in the rubbish bin and parked to work along with someone who’s trying to make his way in the world conspiring together to get results.
 

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I’m going to put my wild boar ragu in a container and store until tomorrow - stew type jobs tend to improve overnight.

Instead I’m going to have duck breast with a spiced orange sauce. And some celeriac purée and some steamed broccolini
Is this farmed wild boar?
 
Is this farmed wild boar?
Not sure? Do we have boar roaming around in Australia? I’d guess farmed. Hunters will eat things they shoot, but I think it is hard work getting wild game safety approved in Australia. Our Emu meat is farmed for example. I think a lot of poultry game is farmed around manangatang

Smells and tastes delicious so far by the way.
 
Not sure? Do we have boar roaming around in Australia? I’d guess farmed. Hunters will eat things they shoot, but I think it is hard work getting wild game safety approved in Australia. Our Emu meat is farmed for example. I think a lot of poultry game is farmed around manangatang

Smells and tastes delicious so far by the way.
I do know that some people have kept pigs and they've escaped and you can find the odd family of them running around in nearby paddocks. Does this count as 'wild boar'?
 

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I do know that some people have kept pigs and they've escaped and you can find the odd family of them running around in nearby paddocks. Does this count as 'wild boar'?
What's the difference between a feral pig and a wild boar?
 
I do know that some people have kept pigs and they've escaped and you can find the odd family of them running around in nearby paddocks. Does this count as 'wild boar'?
I don’t know.

Wonder what they eat? I guess they are pigs so pretty much everything. Acorns. Truffles. People.
 
That’s a tricky one. A feral or a boar?
The feral gives you an adrenaline rush plus a decent story to tell your friends afterwards. Is the threat of a stabbing worth it?

Thread might need a poll.
 

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The feral gives you an adrenaline rush plus a decent story to tell your friends afterwards. Is the threat of a stabbing worth it?

Thread might need a poll.
I’d go feral. You might luck out and get one of the quiet ones. Stoned, baby strapped to chest, sucking a chupa chup and using words like vivid all the time.
 
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Not sure? Do we have boar roaming around in Australia? I’d guess farmed. Hunters will eat things they shoot, but I think it is hard work getting wild game safety approved in Australia. Our Emu meat is farmed for example. I think a lot of poultry game is farmed around manangatang

Smells and tastes delicious so far by the way.
Yes, they are a big problem feral pigs. When I was young we used to go hunting for them a lot but if we shot them we often didn't keep any meat as they had a lot of worms and other parasites. If they were younger we were more likely to take them for food. If we found some in the traps we sometimes took them to the home of the person we stayed near and he would worm them and so forth then kill them for meat.
 
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I do know that some people have kept pigs and they've escaped and you can find the odd family of them running around in nearby paddocks. Does this count as 'wild boar'?
Yes but males are only known as boars.
What's the difference between a feral pig and a wild boar?
Nothing other then it refers to the male.
 
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I don’t know.

Wonder what they eat? I guess they are pigs so pretty much everything. Acorns. Truffles. People.
We would often be asked by the owners of the sheep stations we would shoot on to bring back dead roos or goats to feed their pigs. So your comment re people is accurate, they will eat literally anything. Plus, haven't you seen Razorback?!

Now you have to pay to shoot on most stations and the feral goats you can no longer shoot as they are a revenue source as they round them up and ship then to Asia.
 
We would often be asked by the owners of the sheep stations we would shoot on to bring back dead roos or goats to feed their pigs. So your comment re people is accurate, they will eat literally anything. Plus, haven't you seen Razorback?!

Now you have to pay to shoot on most stations and the feral goats you can no longer shoot as they are a revenue source as they round them up and ship then to Asia.
I’ve not seen Razorback but I’ve read and watched a bunch of gangster, murdery type things and a pig farm is often somewhere in the picture.
 
I’ve not seen Razorback but I’ve read and watched a bunch of gangster, murdery type things and a pig farm is often somewhere in the picture.
Razorback is one of the movies I'm considering nominating for Movie club as I've not seen it either.
 

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