It'll make a fine stew

[Anonymous No.18554002]

Would you eat the short pork?

[Anonymous No.18554018]

>>18554002
i mean if i am in peru.. maybe i try it once as a novelty but it would never do it again outside of that one specifict instance.... i really like the cute potatoes and their wheeking sounds

[Anonymous No.18554033]

I really like the idea of guinea pig perma culture. They eat stuff that grows in my property. I haven't eaten any yet but I'm studying the issue.

[Anonymous No.18554044]

>>18554002
rabbits seem like a better alternative all around

[Anonymous No.18554051]

>>18554033
My gf dumped me for being an alcoholic, so I spent every weekend of 2019 at my co-workers perma culture farm. Learned so much cool shit, it was awesome. Very cool way to think and live. I started the day at 7 a.m with beers and mowed the fuck out of that field. He liked having me around, even though I was an annoying drunk. His wife fucking hates me but she is a weird bitch that has no friends - go figure.

[Anonymous No.18554059]

Checkout my guinea pig barn.
https://odysee.com/@Mattman:4/VID_20221107_124542

[Anonymous No.18554073]

>>18554033
is there really enough meat on them to make it feasible and worthwhile? seems like it would be all boney and a pain to eat.

[Anonymous No.18554079]

>>18554018
You come across as a fag
> maybe in one place
> in one circumstance
> i'd take a cock in my ass
We know who you are

[Anonymous No.18554086]

>>18554073
I think they would be better than rats but worse than chicken.

Good for hiding, make less noise, probably better in a doomsday scenario but worse in modern culture

[Anonymous No.18554092]

>>18554073
Quail are small and boney but I still eat them.

[Anonymous No.18554095]

>>18554086
so really kinda like rabbits

[Anonymous No.18554096]

>>18554086
I think chickens are messy and I can't grow what they eat.

[Anonymous No.18554101]

>>18554092
true also cute chonker

[Anonymous No.18554143]

>>18554051
nobody ever comes to visit me on my farm. It gets boring always doing chores on your own. My wife and I are even thinking about moving back to the city since we get so bored. We drink too much too.

[Anonymous No.18554200]

>>18554143
Why don't you raise goats and then use their milk to make cheese and soaps or rent them out as animal lawn mowers?

[Anonymous No.18554348]

>>18554200
we have 4 lambs, 18 ducks, 10 chickens and 2 cows. My neighbour has goats that he lends us for land clearing. Its a very effective purpose.

[Anonymous No.18554352]

>>18554002
No I dont eat cute animals. Cows., pigs, and chickens are ugly and deserve to be eaten, not cute hamsters

[Anonymous No.18554566]

>>18554002
He cute.

[Anonymous No.18555155]

>>18554002
I've had a few guinea pigs as pets, so I don't think I could bring myself to eat one.

[Anonymous No.18555184]

>>18554002
Yes, I've already had a few times. My co worker from South America raises / eats them.

[Anonymous No.18556653]

>>18554002
Sure, why not. They're basically meat, right?

I eat rabbit already and they're a lot cuter.

[Anonymous No.18556744]

>>18555184
so what they taste like?

[Anonymous No.18556748]

>>18554002
I hunt, eat, & butcher rabbit. it is tender & delicious.
So yes I would try Guinea piggu.
>inb4 It probably tastes exactly the same...

>>18554092
quail are good to eat & taste unique compared to duck/chicken but effort wise its too much work to grow for little payout in return.

[Anonymous No.18557480]

>>18554033
That just looks like guinea pig prison. It's sad even if they'll just be eaten. And yes I also feel bad for the pigs and the cows too. I'm trying to consume less meats from factory farms.
>>18554002
I tried one in Peru. It was good.

[Anonymous No.18557547]

>>18556744
Kinda reminds me of rabbit, given all the times I had it, it was covered in sauce.

[Anonymous No.18558976]

Never heard of eating Guinea pig. my daughter had one as a pet and it smelled and made weird lil chirping noises, never thought about eating it though....

[Anonymous No.18559061]

>>18554051
Permaculture is very cool. Many remote areas (I'm from 3rd world country, India) in my country were on the brink of desertification because of soil depletion due to artificial fertilizers are now lush jungles all because the locals got together and started practicing permaculture.

[Anonymous No.18559208]

>>18554079
kys

[Anonymous No.18559228]

>>18554086
>make less noise
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zGak_Mwqsk

[Anonymous No.18560461]

>>18559061
A white community college drop out who voted for Biden wrote this post

[Anonymous No.18560472]

>>18554002
earless rabbit

[Anonymous No.18560474]

>>18554079
You come across as a fag

[Anonymous No.18560654]

Guinea pigs were intended to be eaten, they bred even faster than rabbits, but they turned out too cute

[Anonymous No.18560676]

>>18554002
Nah, I like them as pets too much, and there's really not enough meat on them to be anything more than a roadside snack in 3rd world countries.
In a doomsday scenario it'd be different but as long as I have the choice I'd rather stick to birds and bigger mammals.

[Anonymous No.18560742]

Love these cute little buggers as pets. Would still eat if bred for meat

[Anonymous No.18560744]

>>18560461
Not this time, chud.

[Anonymous No.18560788]

[Anonymous No.18560802]

>>18554018
>i really like the cute potatoes and their wheeking sounds
kek
>t. had a bunch of guinea pigs in my youth

[Anonymous No.18560973]

>>18559061
Permaculture is very cool if you live in the tropics where stuff grows without effort anyway. Try having permaculture in Norway or Finland that isn't hilariously disappointing.

[Anonymous No.18562429]

>buy two guinea pigs, a girl and a "girl"
>soon, you have 50 and they all have scabies

[Anonymous No.18562435]

>>18562429
Did their babies have scabies?

[Anonymous No.18562756]

>cute that cute this
I would eat guinea pigs for sure they look tasty

[Anonymous No.18562763]

>>18554002
i thought they were land poultry

[Anonymous No.18562774]

>>18554059
pretty cool and lots of space

[Anonymous No.18562777]

>>18554059
They were born that big?

[Anonymous No.18562985]

>>18554002
I have eaten rabbit so I don't see why I wouldn't try it, but as others have said it would be far from my first choice.

Rabbit didn't feel worth it considering how little meat there is. If I was desperate of course I would eat it, but otherwise I'll stick to the big animals.

[Anonymous No.18562989]

>>18560788
imagine living an entire life not knowing fear

[Anonymous No.18562999]

>>18554059
Just treat them nicely before you gotta do what you gotta do. :/

[Anonymous No.18563297]

>>18562999
That's where you meatfags lose me, "gotta do". No

[Anonymous No.18563321]

take the white king pigeon pill and eat them when they reach a month old

[Anonymous No.18563351]

>>18560973
what?
Isnt that where hugelkultur comes from?

[Anonymous No.18563501]

>>18562777
They were born this big.

[Anonymous No.18563556]

>>18563321
Beautiful animals, no wonder the ancients thought it was a messenger of God

[Anonymous No.18563563]

>>18563556
cool off your fucking bird boner there tesla, this is blue board

[Anonymous No.18563741]

>>18554002
i don't know what i am looking at.

[Anonymous No.18563767]

>>18563741
Potatoes with personality.

[Anonymous No.18563795]

>>18554059
The cat knows what's up.

[Anonymous No.18563798]

Cuys (guinea pigs for you gaijin) are overrated, they look succulent but make no mistake they're 90% fur, Llama on the other hand tastes like premium beef.

[Anonymous No.18563809]

>>18554002
Never a guinea pig but I imagine they taste like other rodents of similar proportions?
Hare stew is amazing.

[Anonymous No.18563965]

>>18554002
Yeah I'd try it out.

[Anonymous No.18563989]

>>18554002
sure.