Flying camels

On Apr 25, 8:14 pm, WingFlaps wrote:
On Apr 25, 8:26 pm, "kangarooistan /peramangk"
wrote:

Hi , I was wondering about the costs of flying camels into the Middle
East from Australia

..
Ask FedEx for a quote. You don't need 2nd day air as camels can last a
long time without food or water.

Cheers



Camels could go a day without food and water , but after that you
would run into problems with animal rights / welfare

I assume we could arrange delivery within 24 hours or feed and rest
them on route if needed

Camels can survive weeks without fod and water , but its not a
desirable outcome to plan for any longer than a day

kanga
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On Apr 26, 1:21*am, "kangarooistan /peramangk"
wrote:
On Apr 25, 8:14 pm, WingFlaps wrote:

On Apr 25, 8:26 pm, "kangarooistan /peramangk"
wrote:

Hi *, I was wondering about the costs of flying camels into the Middle
East *from Australia

.
Ask FedEx for a quote. You don't need 2nd day air as camels can last a
long time without food or water.

Cheers

Camels could go a day without food and water , but after that you
would run into problems with animal rights */ welfare


I though you were planning on killing them? How do they feel about
that?

Cheers

On Apr 25, 10:45 pm, WingFlaps wrote:
On Apr 26, 1:21 am, "kangarooistan /peramangk"
wrote:



On Apr 25, 8:14 pm, WingFlaps wrote:

On Apr 25, 8:26 pm, "kangarooistan /peramangk"
wrote:

Hi , I was wondering about the costs of flying camels into the Middle
East from Australia

.
Ask FedEx for a quote. You don't need 2nd day air as camels can last a
long time without food or water.

Cheers

Camels could go a day without food and water , but after that you
would run into problems with animal rights / welfare

I though you were planning on killing them? How do they feel about
that?

Cheers

Most of the camels will be used as food , but many will be used as
breeders or transport or milk , but all will be eaten in the end

My main aim is to be able to land hundreds of camels into disaster
zones on 24 hours notice , where demand is greatest , donors are
prepared to fund emergency delivery

BUT we will need to maintain the operation funding using a regular
live / fresh meat based trade , and be able to deliver where needed on
short notice with festival demand or drought the demand moves a great
deal , prices of live camels can double or more over night in many
cases , ability to deliver almost anywhere on short notice is
important

kanga
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