goat cull

[jigsaw 11,890]

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Edited December 25, 2007 by jigsaw

[Guest bullterrier]

jigsaw are you going eat the goats have had them before really nice mate, ,,john

[jigsaw 11,890]

I left the goats with the lads cause the f***in smell was unreal :sick: bullterrier can ye eat the older goats,i was told they are a bit on the manky side once they get older.if anyone else can tell me if their edible id love to hear,i have the deer hanging ok.If its possible to eat the goats i'll defo have a go at one.

[Guest Frank]

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Edited May 10, 2008 by Frank

[juckler123 707]

Looks a great craic

Theres many a goat been sold as deer

[finny 0]

GOOD STUFF JS LOOKS A GOOD DAY OUT (FREEZING MIND) IF YOU EVER WANT A HAND GIVE US A YELL, I KNOW A FEW LADS WHO WOULD LOVE TO HAVE A GO AT THEM MYSELF INCLUDED, WERE YE USING SUPRESSORS ON THE RIFLES ? CANT SEE FROM THE PICS .

[fishfish 17]

congratulations that man! fancy selling a set o them billy horns?

[TOMO 26,621]

Looks a great craic

Theres many a goat been sold as deer

 

you and i definatly know the same people , and trod the same land jukler i remember tha lads going to melton cattle market, for a goats , butchering it , and selling it as venison round the pubs

 

for those that like spicy food , look up west indian curried goat on internet . do it from scratch well worth the efort

[jigsaw 11,890]

Nice one Frank,no secrets with you around.,Finny i cant help ye mate as i was working under an invite myself,so not in a position to invite anyone there.Its strictly regulated.Supressors are the only way to go,yeah,its essential to have them.FF what are ye looking for,just the horns or a head complete?Why would i sell ye something i get for free myself,i dont work like that,pm me if ye want to talk further.Now back to the question,can an adult goat be eaten without contracting some desperate plague?

[Guest Scuba1]

Now back to the question,can an adult goat be eaten without contracting some desperate plague?

 

Yep and I like them. A tip on the side, A pressure cooker helps to get the meat of the older ones tender :victory:

 

ATB

 

Michael

[zek 0]

Now back to the question,can an adult goat be eaten without contracting some desperate plague?

 

I've ate an older one once - not as nice as the younger animals (stands to reason), but still very enjoyable. Quite strong, maybe too strong for some taste buds.

 

I understand in some countries accross the world goat is pretty much the staple diet. Maybe our taste buds need sharpening.

 

Zek.

 

PS: Love those photos and thanks for sharing the story.

Edited December 23, 2007 by zek

[witton 6]

Nice one mate

Good dog food that id think

[hollands hope 1,024]

the females are very tasty also the young bucks thi older billys have a very pungent smell and taste is likewise

Edited December 23, 2007 by hollands hope

[david2363 42]

When I was a kid, my Dad had a mate who owned a small holding, he kept a big white aggressive Billy Goat.

I can still remember the tangy,musky, pungent smell he gave off, (and the Goat wasn't much better)

To this day, even the smell of Goats cheese makes me want to heave. :sick:

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

F*ck, I enjoyed that, Jigs! Give my left ball for some of that! I have quite a 'Thing' about goats myself .....

 

Living in an inner uk city terraced house I, obviously, decided one drunken afternoon to get me a goat. By that evening I had a pair of 'Alpine' type females. They were some of the greatest and most amusing pets I ever had.

 

Came here and what did I do? Bought me a male kid. Then a female adult. She became a Nightmare as she wanted milking (I don't use milk!) at the appointed - HER - hour every night. Nothing in creation could contain her. He grew up to be just the same - only he seasonally stunk to high heaven and they both nearly gave me a heart attack with stress as they escaped at will and ravaged the neighbours lands! Baaaaastards!

 

She had two kids, one of each. I was delighted to give that trio away. Him? He wrecked my electric fence (they don't feel high voltage!) and tried to take my donkey into town. I got a call. Went out and managed to get them both back to my own ground. The Donkey got fed that night!

 

Now my life's sweeter again. My donkey does no wrong. My neighbours hedges are just starting to show the first signs of recovery. And that was just TWO of the bloody things! A herd like that? How in hell does a man put up with that?!

 

Saw a great advert in the free ad's one time; " Feral Goats. c. 100. Come and help yeself. "

 

Don't know who the guy in red is. He looks pissed to be out in that. Me? If I was equipped for it, I think I'd pay good money to get at them. The physical discomfort would just add to the satisfaction as I squeezed the trigger again (and again, and again!) and just kept on repaying those damn things for the grief they brought me and my friends here.

 

Yeppers. I have Quite a Thing about goats now.