HSR like a reindeer meat grinder...

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There's uh, reindeer kabobs, reindeer creole, reindeer gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple reindeer, lemon reindeer, coconut reindeer, pepper reindeer, reindeer soup, reindeer stew, reindeer salad, reindeer in potatoes, reindeer burger, reindeer sandwich. That-that's about it.
 
gremlin1812 said:
Has this farmer ever heard of things called fences which would keep the reindeer off of the railways property?
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Something tells me the farms and the reindeer were there long before someone put down a few tracks. So maybe the question is:
Has the railroad ever heard of things called fences which would keep the reindeer off the railways property?
 
Euphod said:
There's uh, reindeer kabobs, reindeer creole, reindeer gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple reindeer, lemon reindeer, coconut reindeer, pepper reindeer, reindeer soup, reindeer stew, reindeer salad, reindeer in potatoes, reindeer burger, reindeer sandwich. That-that's about it.
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Forgot about reindeer jerky.

EDIT: I just realized I finally reached 3 digits in post count.
 
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:cool: Reindeer are just like whitetail deer or really any other, build a fence just as high as you can afford and they will jump it!
 
Reindeer & Moose have their own special place in the food chain ... right between the Smashed taters' and Corn ... smothered in gravey.

Red Robin ... YUM !
 
I live in a part of the northwestern USA with many deer and moose (elk for those of you in the UK, and variations of that in Europe) as well as many railways (BNSF, UP, MRL). Moose and other wildlife commonly use railways as easiest travel routes in winter when snow is deep, with predictable results. I have walked the right-of-way of the BNSF (former GN) and after more than 100 years, the right of way is littered with bleached animal bones. Train kill is also an important source of food for ravens, bald eagles, bears, coyotes, etc. So railways are in some sense part of the ecosystem around here. As far as livestock is concerned, the railways were here first. In other countries with different laws and circumstances, plus new rail lines, let loose the lawyers.
 
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