Eating raw meat after a crow ate some

[NuclearKnight]

I left some frozen ground beef (grass fed and grass finished with no antibiotics or hormones) in the sun to thaw and warm up. When checking on it later, I noticed some of the meat was missing. Having seen so many crows flying around today, it's my guess a crow is to blame. Would you eat the remainder? The thought that crows are resistant to botulism and we aren't makes me wonder if I can pick up protective bacteria or if I can pick up something worse, or even botulism. Please advise!

[TylerDurden]

Just eat it, according to rawpaleo guidelines!

[dariorpl]

Next time wait for the crow, and get it when it comes to steal your meat. Then you can eat the meat as well as the crow. Kill two birds with one stone and all

I personally avoid frozen meat and look at freezing as a similar process to cooking, though not as harmful.

[FRANCIS HOWARD BOND]

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Re: What rawpalaeo foods are you eating right now?
« Reply #401 on: November 10, 2010, 09:30:10 PM »
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Hehe, there isn't any high meat that I wouldn't eat. Even totally decomposed, that hyenas, vultures or crows wouldn't touch 
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Do you blame vultures for the carcass they eat?
Livin' off the raw grass fat of the land

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Might give you the right idea (HeHe)!

[NuclearKnight]

Ate the meat with no problem. Maybe the crows saliva enzymes helped digest the meat. I don't mind sharing with ants, maggots, birds, whatever as long as I can eat them too before they scarf most the meat and scram.

Considering the prices of properly raised meat with having received it free was enough to compel me to settle for frozen. I am curious whether freezing causes digestive leukocytosis as cooking does. No more frozen if so.