Nov 1, 2001 02:44
22 yrs ago
Deutsch term
Wildwiederkaeuer
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animals which can catch Foot and Mouth Disease
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wild ruminants
Wiederkäuer is ruminant
The rest is pretty self-explanatory!
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HTH
Mary
The rest is pretty self-explanatory!
Google hits shown below ...
HTH
Mary
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Ursula Peter-Czichi
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wildlife ruminants, wild ruminants
free roaming ruminants
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ruminant game
this would refer to deer.
hares, foxes, and wild boars would also be considered as 'Wild', but they are not ruminant.
The only other 'wild' ruminants I can think of would be antelopes and giraffes. Would they be considered as game? In Africa, probably.
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hares, foxes, and wild boars would also be considered as 'Wild', but they are not ruminant.
The only other 'wild' ruminants I can think of would be antelopes and giraffes. Would they be considered as game? In Africa, probably.
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Mary Worby
: What about wild cattle?
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No, I connected the Q. with the UK. - and Wild with food (Rehbraten). - and cattle with domestication. :o/ ? .
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Dr. Fred Thomson
: it also refers to "Muffelwild," "Gemse," and "Steinboecke."
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ruminant game animals
"Wild" certainly applies to game animals and should not be translated here as "wild."
"Game" and "game animals" are synonymous but the latter sounds better to my ear.
I am a "waidgerechter Jaeger," and have hunted in Germany since 1954.
"Game" and "game animals" are synonymous but the latter sounds better to my ear.
I am a "waidgerechter Jaeger," and have hunted in Germany since 1954.
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Uschi (Ursula) Walke
: having doubts now, please see my next answer
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the context ...
I'm sure the context should reveal the correct answer.
I focussed on the outbreak in the UK, and since this horrible desease has never been introduced to Australia, I forgot the rest of the world.
Here we have buffalo and wild camels. These would be wild ruminants or rather feral ruminants.
But back to Europe: We have Wildkaninchen, wich are considered to be game animals, but the 'Wild' definitely means wild or feral. (Yes, I know that rabbits or not ruminants :-))
All our answers are plausible; i trust they helped the asker.
Regards, Uschi
I focussed on the outbreak in the UK, and since this horrible desease has never been introduced to Australia, I forgot the rest of the world.
Here we have buffalo and wild camels. These would be wild ruminants or rather feral ruminants.
But back to Europe: We have Wildkaninchen, wich are considered to be game animals, but the 'Wild' definitely means wild or feral. (Yes, I know that rabbits or not ruminants :-))
All our answers are plausible; i trust they helped the asker.
Regards, Uschi
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