Chapter 6, Mishna 3, 4

What happens if a deaf-mute, imbecile, or minor slaughters a kosher undomesticated animal?
What is the relevance of slaughtering a mother and its offspring on the same day?
What do Rabbi Meir and the Rabbis disagree about?
When does uncertain shechita affect the prohibition?
Why don’t the Rabbis require covering the blood?
Does covering the blood prove the shechita was valid?
Why does the Gemara mention a garbage dump?
Why does the Gemara mention asking the court?
When are the actions of a deaf-mute, imbecile, or minor presumed invalid?
Why is the dough mentioned presumed to be pure?
Why mention the animal’s presumptive status?
What is the difference between ritual impurity and prohibition with regard to uncertainty?
Why is it important to be inside the study hall?
Can one covering of blood count for multiple animals?
Why does Rabbi Yehuda require covering the blood immediately?
Why does the Torah say “or” between an animal and a bird?
What is the difference between covering the blood and reciting the blessing?
What happens after someone decides to end a meal?

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