Yes I'm just saying a lot has changed in the near 20 years since that stopped and I'm not sure how it would go now at BBC central
Nak & Æd (Kill & Eat)
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I briefly mentioned it in post#2, but didn't elaborate. Cracking series though, I've rewatched it a couple of times
The one on the sucking pig that was cut with a plate remains a favourite!
I doubt much hunting was done.
The UK telly series Wild Gourmets did much the same back in 2007. Perhaps the Danish series was based on it?
maximus otter
If you read the acknowledgements in the back of the book that was made after it, there are thanks to various game dealers, fishmongers etc, for always delivering the ingredients on time.
Tralle
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I have never met either of them.
But we have crossed paths so many times.
Both in regards to hunters/guides they have worked with and hunting grounds/locations they have hunted on.
One thing I liked about the show was the honesty, if they wounded an animal, duck, deer, etc it is shown in a sober way not covering it up too much. I believe they struck a good balance in that.
The only thing they dont show too much is the hangovers they have had during filming
They have had an enormous impact on acceptance of hunting in the Danish society.
They have also prompted a lot of people to get a hunting license, and to be honest, that is not always a good thing.
But we have crossed paths so many times.
Both in regards to hunters/guides they have worked with and hunting grounds/locations they have hunted on.
One thing I liked about the show was the honesty, if they wounded an animal, duck, deer, etc it is shown in a sober way not covering it up too much. I believe they struck a good balance in that.
The only thing they dont show too much is the hangovers they have had during filming
They have had an enormous impact on acceptance of hunting in the Danish society.
They have also prompted a lot of people to get a hunting license, and to be honest, that is not always a good thing.
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