page 0 · 32 posts · 16 participants
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This thread is a casual discussion centered on identifying edible bushmeat and local wildlife, initiated by a user sharing photos of animals killed on their farm. The conversation shifts from identifying species like the Potto and monitor lizard to broader topics of farming life, including crop pests (grasscutters, snakes, mongooses), the tension with herdsmen, and the economics of selling livestock.
Pain points:
bird_mortalityinput_adulterationinput_adulteration
Prices:
cattle: NGN500000.0 (Farm)
Credibility signals:
Claims ownership of a 9-hectare farmDescribes specific farming activities like ploughing and pest controlMentions specific locations like Ore/Ogun government agric villageDiscusses interactions with hunters and herdsmen on personal property
“That is a Potto. Eat at your own risk”
“Between Nigerians and Chinese I don't know who eat weird and ridiculous animals the most.”
“You supposed dey way bill some of these things to me for inspection and sanctification”
Unclassified: None
page 1 · 31 posts · 13 participants
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This page is a long-running thread where one author, Farmerakinloye6, posts photos and videos of various wild animals (porcupines, antelopes, squirrels, tortoises) caught in traps, asking the community if they are edible. The discussion devolves into banter about eating bush meat, with occasional side conversations about land prices and farm security against herdsmen, but lacks substantive agricultural advice or trading.
Prices:
land: NGN300000.0 (local area)quail: NGN200.0 (farm)tortoise: NGN200.0 (farm)tortoise: NGN3000.0 (farm)
Credibility signals:
references_22_years_of_experiencementions_specific_locations_and_farm_sizelinks_to_instagram_videos_of_catch
“People had being complaining but nobody is listening. Youth in two community join hand together and take the fight to herdsmen.”
“Any meat inside bush is bush meat”
“I refuse to give up on this thread . Not dead yet, watch it on my I.G.. me and my boy have our time with it... funny to me .”
Unclassified: The thread is primarily a personal hobby log of trapping and eating wild animals rather than a discussion of formal agricultural production, inputs, or market mechanisms.
page 2 · 11 posts · 6 participants
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This is a lively discussion thread where users identify various wild animals (chameleons, snakes, bush babies, sugar gliders) and debate their edibility and taste. The conversation relies on anecdotal evidence and visual identification rather than formal agricultural advice, with one author dominating the posts about their specific farm pets.
Credibility signals:
posting_photosreferencing_social_medianaming_farm_pets
“Aswear down life in rural settlement is the best! You eat the 'freshest' meat and vegetables.”
“Some say 'the meat sweet' have you eaten cat meat before?”
“This thing's odour ehn. When it comes to odour, I give it to mongooses”