OT Goats [was: RE: [TheForge] Beware the quiet welder]

[Washington, Aubrey O.]

Frosty,

My nefarious plan is for my daughter to own the goats!  That way I get to eat the disappointments, but I don't have to pay the vet bills or chase them out of the neighbors vegetable garden.

Aubrey

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From: theforge-bounces at mailman.qth.net [theforge-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Jerry Frost [akfrosty at mtaonline.net]
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 5:24 PM
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Subject: Re: OT Goats [was:  RE: [TheForge] Beware the quiet welder]

You really should reconsider your decision to NOT own
goats Aubrey. If you go with your Cabrito plan you can
hardly go wrong so long as you get them off the noxious
weeds a few weeks to a month before dressing them in
wrapping paper. There are few things as delightful as
roast/BBQ kid, the meat picks up seasonings and smoke
better than anything else I've tasted.

The best thing about raising goats; if your kids turn
out to be a disappointment to you, you can either sell
or eat them without getting in trouble.

Roast goat. . . Mmmmmmmmmm.

Frosty
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From: "Washington, Aubrey O." <awashington at ou.edu>


Frosty & James,

Thanks for the goat info.  I'm curious on behalf of my
daughter and son-in-law and have not intention of
actually owning a goat myself.  But, if they show an
interest, I may contact Deb for a more serious
discussion.

Aubrey


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