Hi, > In the UK, too. Sheep from the Lake District are routinely taken to the > south of England to graze for a few weeks before slaughter, to reduce > the isotope levels. I presume that the isotopes are flushed out of the > gut and deposited in the field. Come to think of it, I haven't heard of > this practice since our foot & mouth epidemic fiasco.
Now that hunting with dogs is about to be banned, perhaps the pink-coated toffs and rocker-sprogs will take to hunting with sheep. Or perhaps they'll try to sell their red-hot sheep to the House of Commons catering committee... -- Cheers, Bob
