I borrowed this image off of the internet since we had none of this particular species among our vast store of photos. It's copyrighted to a certain Scott Macaskill. Given that we're using it in the interests of education (got a number of e-mails about our last blog posting concerning the contents of our unique gumbo concoction, lots of people wanted to know just what a hartebeest was anyway), I don't think we've violated any copyright laws. So for all of our Cajun relatives, you now know what we were eating and you know you'd eat it too cause it's got horns, four hoofs and runs away when you try to shoot it. Bon Appétit!
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
So Just What is a Red Hartebeest, Anyway?
I borrowed this image off of the internet since we had none of this particular species among our vast store of photos. It's copyrighted to a certain Scott Macaskill. Given that we're using it in the interests of education (got a number of e-mails about our last blog posting concerning the contents of our unique gumbo concoction, lots of people wanted to know just what a hartebeest was anyway), I don't think we've violated any copyright laws. So for all of our Cajun relatives, you now know what we were eating and you know you'd eat it too cause it's got horns, four hoofs and runs away when you try to shoot it. Bon Appétit!
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