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On point 4, I’d guess the UK & US are about the same, at the very least. The US has 16.6 million hunters. We eat game meats a lot. Those of us who don’t hunt have hunters in the family. We also have it on menus here (bison, duck, elk, bear, ostrich, etc).
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We (USA) definitely have game meat — either at home via hunting or in the supermarket. I buy bison regularly.