Meat from overpopulated animals used for palatable dishes

Meat from overpopulated animals used for palatable dishes

NAGANO, Japan - 'Gibier' or game burgers made from deer meat are among dishes served at a tasting party of meat from animals hunted due to overpopulation, in Ueda, Nagano Prefecture, in December 2013.

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