Seeing red 

NEIGHBOURS sharing meat after hunting is a long-standing common practice in regional communities and considered both sociable and an intrinsic part of rural life. Photo: SUPPLIED.
Mark Rabich

CONTROVERSY has followed a recent amendment bill passed by the Victorian Government with the claim that farmers and shooters can be fined over $18,000 for sharing meat with neighbours, family or friends.

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