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    As long as the prey stayed below 40° it's safe. The "danger zone" for food is 40°-140°.
    So if the prey stayed below 40° there's no risk of bacterial growth.

    However, there's no real way of telling unless you temp gunned the prey right away.

    I just figured I'd add this in case anybody stumbles on it in the future

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