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> My HFS carries some turkey jerky thaqt is paleo,

raised with natural turkey diet or comercailly raised ?

< but it's very expensive almost $3 for a small single serving packet.

what  price does it make to by the pound ?

<  Paleo correct jerky won't have any fillers, corn syrup, or preservatives,
maybe just salt.  It's hard to come by.

I am producing jerky to sale without anything just plain high quality meats
( grass fed or wild animals )

I don't do great quantities because to raise animals on their original diet
require way more lands and more intellegently managed  land than commercial
operations can afford  ( who can contend themselves  to live off
subventionned agricultural products  produced on ecologically damaged
lands )

  <If you want to try jerky before investing in a dehydrator, you can make
it in your oven.

oven is way too hot, better to not dry at higher temperature than body
temperature.

jean-claude

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