There's a huge debate going on about this. Apparently the results were scewed. I'll see if I can find the results. But first off, there isn't any usable meat in the ribcage area where the lungs are.


"[align=center]Facts Hunters Should Know from the CDC Study . . .[/align]1. Consuming game harvested using traditional hunting ammunition does not pose a human health risk.
2. Participants in the study had readings lower than the national average and well below the level the CDC considers to be of concern.
3. Children in the study had readings that were less than half the national average and far below the level the CDC considers to be of concern.
4. The study showed a statistically insignificant difference between participants who ate game harvested using traditional hunting ammunition and the non-hunters in the control group.
5. Hunters should continue to donate venison to food pantries.