Lead exposure from game meat

[HERMET]

Baaaaahaaaaaa boy he learned fast about us foshow.

 

[gh1950]

Personally a worrisome experience for me was eating game-bird and I bit down on lead fragment/shot. So this lead sat in the meat in storage allowing long term exposure and was cooked when the meat was fried on the stove allowing it to permeate the meat more.

Rona got me so that I bite at every lure that's trolled by.

Elemental lead, and it's alloys, are essentially inert, except in certain circumstances not encompassed within the scope of your concern. Long term exposure of the meat to the lead would have had no consequences, nor did frying on the stove allow the lead to permeate the meat more.

Further elemental lead passing through your digestive tract does not stay in the body long enough to do you any harm, unless you have problems you haven't told us about.

 

[Kahrnut]

If nothing else has killed you for 120 years, you shouldn't worry about it.

 

[coach482]

Joins yesterday, makes that his first post.

Edit: My bad, second post. First one about buying said shotgun with which to shoot lead shot.

Can't make this **** up!

 

[41mag]

Dont listen to them ! The voices in your head are real, they want you to fail. Resist.

 

[gh1950]

Yeah, going to switch to a copper or steel shot. No reason to introduce lead to my families diet.

Copper shot is lead shot with a thin wash of copper. The copper is much more reactive than lead, and probably would do much more harm to you in sufficient quantity.