What do I do with it?
My wife just brought this home.
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Eat it.
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Originally Posted by skyactiv
Eat it.
If he finds it walking on top of his vehicles or chewing the front bumper off he might!
I think they are neat animals if you have a fenced area you want to keep eaten down. Hopefully they are not the kind that try and chase you!
Eat it.
If he finds it walking on top of his vehicles or chewing the front bumper off he might!
I think they are neat animals if you have a fenced area you want to keep eaten down. Hopefully they are not the kind that try and chase you!
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Milk it and make goat's milk fudge.
Stake it out for chupacabra bait.
Stake it out for chupacabra bait.
Originally Posted by AZjeff
Milk it and make goat's milk fudge.
Stake it out for chupacabra bait.
Goats milk pudding is also good.
Milk it and make goat's milk fudge.
Stake it out for chupacabra bait.
Goats milk pudding is also good.
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.
Originally Posted by jhellwig
Originally Posted by AZjeff
Milk it and make goat's milk fudge.
Goats milk pudding is also good.
AZjeff
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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.
Then she needs to come home with a mama. Goat's milk fudge would be huge in Ca. You could retire from wrenching!
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.
Then she needs to come home with a mama. Goat's milk fudge would be huge in Ca. You could retire from wrenching!
Originally Posted by Bud
Good for keeping the grass mowed.
He lives in Apple Valley, CA. If he's smart, he doesn't have a lawn.
Good for keeping the grass mowed.
He lives in Apple Valley, CA. If he's smart, he doesn't have a lawn.
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Originally Posted by Chris142
What do I do with it?
You're now his brand new daddy! Love him and take care of him
What do I do with it?
You're now his brand new daddy! Love him and take care of him
Does he still have his balls? If so, eat it or sell it before he starts to smell as a buck isn't a fun pet to have around. He'll butt someone eventually and smell bad. You could rent him out as most people don't want a buck around. A wether is like a big dog, one that's resistant to training but not dangerous.
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I wish I could borrow it to get rid of the poison ivy on my 2 acre lot.
Originally Posted by IndyIan
Does he still have his balls? If so, eat it or sell it before he starts to smell as a buck isn't a fun pet to have around. He'll butt someone eventually and smell bad. You could rent him out as most people don't want a buck around. A wether is like a big dog, one that's resistant to training but not dangerous.
Everything Indylan said.
Wethers can be very social like dogs.... Billys, not so much.
Renting him out would be great for people that need a pregnant doe once in a while but don't want to deal with a Billy full-time.
Does he still have his balls? If so, eat it or sell it before he starts to smell as a buck isn't a fun pet to have around. He'll butt someone eventually and smell bad. You could rent him out as most people don't want a buck around. A wether is like a big dog, one that's resistant to training but not dangerous.
Everything Indylan said.
Wethers can be very social like dogs.... Billys, not so much.
Renting him out would be great for people that need a pregnant doe once in a while but don't want to deal with a Billy full-time.
In NM, it's called 'cabrito', yum!
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