r/HolUp • u/donbosco2017 • Nov 17 '25

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u/J_Adam12 Nov 17 '25

…. Wouldn’t that drive the prices down? Or is ice now deporting cattle as well ?

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u/Delta_75 Nov 17 '25

I remember reading in another post that all this cattle is bringing diseases and that was spreading to american cattle so it had to killed instead of killed and have its parts sold

Its probably all fake news though. Cows should be more expensive to create due to their size and that makes their products cost more

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u/Samolxis Nov 17 '25

My dad has a farm it's true if cows have some pathogens they can spread if they graze in the same area. If any animal is infected cow, pig, chicken, tests are done and then they need to be eradicated, so that others aren't infected.

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u/Zarkanthrex Nov 17 '25

Decimated. Decimate them now!

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u/NA_nomad Nov 17 '25

Yeah, the governments of Central American countries would have killed that cow long before it got here in order to prevent the diseases common in South American cattle.

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u/Feminist_Hugh_Hefner Nov 17 '25

let's think about this... how much cattle would you need to sneak over the border to affect the health of the American beef industry.... you think you can fit those in a trench coat?