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" Has anyone seen my friend Bambi's father? "

" Dude reeks about as ripely as a heaping litter-box! "

" ...oh... to be you. "

" I can't tell if you're joking or not. If you're joking, good job on the subtlety. If you're not joking, you sum up pretty succinctly everything what's wrong with the Democrats notion of "Big Brother" government. "

" This is wrong. These Bible-thumping church groups and private business people should know better and leave this work to government. Government has paid employees decidated to establish and maintain such food programs. They know far more than any local citizen and can do it with funds that have already been provided by tax payers. And to you churches, haven't you heard of "separation of church and state"? Meat processing is federally regulated. As such, churches need to stick to religion and not get involved in meat processing! You already provide your buidings as neighborhood polling places for elections, you have Bible references engraved on buildings and printed in documents in goverment documents and buildings (including the Supreme Court!), and now you stick your nose in meat processing! It amazes me how some people don't know the proper place for the citizen, the church and the govenment, in society. "

" Do you guys take Cats? "

" A great idea and a very worthy cause! For those few who don't like the idea, please or pretty please, give this initiative some consideration before you criticize. Way to go Scott! "

" Hold the road-kill please. "

" I would donate a deer if the locker plant did not charge me. I took one to Famer City locker and they wanted me to pay $60 or $70 to process the deer to feed hungry people. If this is the case with these guys. They should tell people before they take the deer in. I will share a deer but I will not pay to share. "

" This is very nice to hear. Three cheers!!! "

" Feeding the hungry and assisting those who have less is wonderful and admirable work. I lived in Alaska for 13 years where I worked as a chef. There, many shelters were lucky enough to get regular donations of fresh salmon, halibut and wild game from individuals as well as industry. I was part of a group who actually, through the burrough health agencies, the Dept. of Environmental Conservation and state DOT were able to get vehicle-killed game such as moose and caribou to kitchens where the meat could be harvested and distributed to the hungry. I feel compelled to help in this area here locally too because I personally have a brother who through various life conditions and choices often seeks assistanace from shelters, and in my personal 'round-about way, this is my way of helping him to repay the kindness he has received over the years. Sharing bounty is a good thing. "