My wife just brought this home.
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Reminds me of the Taylor Swift song parity with the goat. (14 seconds is the funny part)
Originally Posted by AZjeff
Stake it out for chupacabra bait.
Or the yucca man.... https://longreads.com/2018/04/25/the-known-unknown-tales-of-the-yucca-man/
Stake it out for chupacabra bait.
Or the yucca man.... https://longreads.com/2018/04/25/the-known-unknown-tales-of-the-yucca-man/
Originally Posted by jhellwig
Originally Posted by AZjeff
Milk it and make goat's milk fudge.
Stake it out for chupacabra bait.
Goats milk pudding is also good.
What if the goat is male? Milking a male goat won't get you the kind of milk you need for fudge. Besides the goat if female needs a reason to make milk. How old is the Goat? You want to eat young stuff.
Originally Posted by AZjeff
Milk it and make goat's milk fudge.
Stake it out for chupacabra bait.
Goats milk pudding is also good.
What if the goat is male? Milking a male goat won't get you the kind of milk you need for fudge. Besides the goat if female needs a reason to make milk. How old is the Goat? You want to eat young stuff.
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Love it.
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Originally Posted by CT8
Originally Posted by Kestas
I wish I could borrow it to get rid of the poison ivy on my 2 acre lot.
There are various herbicides that will control it.
I checked online and couldn't find anything. I don't want to chemically hurt the trees that share the ground.
There was a story last year about Michigan State University using goats to suppress the poison ivy in certain areas. It made the news because the unionized landscapers were squawking about goats taking work away from them.
Originally Posted by Kestas
I wish I could borrow it to get rid of the poison ivy on my 2 acre lot.
There are various herbicides that will control it.
I checked online and couldn't find anything. I don't want to chemically hurt the trees that share the ground.
There was a story last year about Michigan State University using goats to suppress the poison ivy in certain areas. It made the news because the unionized landscapers were squawking about goats taking work away from them.
Originally Posted by Chris142
What do I do with it?
You'll have to ask the wife ....
What do I do with it?
You'll have to ask the wife ....
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AZjeff
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Originally Posted by Chris142
Originally Posted by AZjeff
Stake it out for chupacabra bait.
Or the yucca man.... https://longreads.com/2018/04/25/the-known-unknown-tales-of-the-yucca-man/
You can keep that yucca man over there. Still looking for a chuppa. Have you told your boss about the warning about a billy?
Originally Posted by AZjeff
Stake it out for chupacabra bait.
Or the yucca man.... https://longreads.com/2018/04/25/the-known-unknown-tales-of-the-yucca-man/
You can keep that yucca man over there. Still looking for a chuppa. Have you told your boss about the warning about a billy?
Originally Posted by Chris142
Its a male. I'm not going any farther!
Originally Posted by jhellwig
Originally Posted by AZjeff
Milk it and make goat's milk fudge.
Goats milk pudding is also good.
Going to have to milk it lots of times then...
Its a male. I'm not going any farther!
Originally Posted by jhellwig
Originally Posted by AZjeff
Milk it and make goat's milk fudge.
Goats milk pudding is also good.
Going to have to milk it lots of times then...
Originally Posted by Kestas
Originally Posted by CT8
Originally Posted by Kestas
I wish I could borrow it to get rid of the poison ivy on my 2 acre lot.
There are various herbicides that will control it.
I checked online and couldn't find anything. I don't want to chemically hurt the trees that share the ground.
There was a story last year about Michigan State University using goats to suppress the poison ivy in certain areas. It made the news because the unionized landscapers were squawking about goats taking work away from them.
Roundup and 2 4 D will do the job and not hurt the trees.
Originally Posted by CT8
Originally Posted by Kestas
I wish I could borrow it to get rid of the poison ivy on my 2 acre lot.
There are various herbicides that will control it.
I checked online and couldn't find anything. I don't want to chemically hurt the trees that share the ground.
There was a story last year about Michigan State University using goats to suppress the poison ivy in certain areas. It made the news because the unionized landscapers were squawking about goats taking work away from them.
Roundup and 2 4 D will do the job and not hurt the trees.
I have named him Ramington.
No comment about what the wife was thinking? Or what she thinks you will do with it? Or if she cares?
Congratulations on the beautiful kid. You could open a goat café but Ramington looks like he might make an excellent highly mobile all-terrain perimeter defense system. Also, wool Christmas sweaters!
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