Have His Carcase was created in 1932.
Carcase for Hounds was created in 1974.
The ISBN of Carcase for Hounds is 0-415-23019-5.
The words you're looking for is 'carrion' or 'carcase'.
Both "carcass" and "carcase" are correct, but their usage varies by region. "Carcass" is the preferred spelling in American English, while "carcase" is commonly used in British English. Both terms refer to the dead body of an animal, especially in the context of meat production.
No, a housing joint is not the same as a carcase joint. A housing joint is a woodworking joint where one piece of wood is housed in another, typically used for shelves or dado cuts. A carcase joint is a type of joint used in cabinet and furniture making where the corners of a case or box are joined together.
NO! they are vegetarians. They eat plants
A large stout wooden carcase on wheels.
an animal is killed at the slaughterhousethe carcase is cut up and cleanedthe carcase is hung and agedthe aged carcase is butchered separating various muscles into cuts of meatthe meat is gassed with carbon monoxide to turn it bright redthe meat is wrapped in plastic for salethe wrapped meat is placed in the grocery store meat counter
Yes, it is a plural word meaning more than one carcase.
The carcase is what the body of the sheep is called when it has been killed for meat.
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Carcass values may be set at the following stages in the beef marketing chain: 1. Initial value of a hot carcase on the slaughter floor 2. Value of a chilled carcase 24 hours after slaughter 3. A chilled and MSA-graded carcase 24-hours post slaughter The keys of carcass criteria are muscle score, meat colour, fat content and color, and bruising.