
09/14/07, 09:14 AM
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Join Date: May 2005
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Originally Posted by EDDIE BUCK
Talk with your slaughterhouse or processer about trading yours for theirs. And work out the weight difference. My BIL would not eat any meat from two steers my father in law butchered, until my FIL convinced him they were eating the mean one. LOL 
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This is what we did with calves and initially with pigs. When we raised hundreds of butcher hogs, it wasn't as big a deal to take one to a butcher shop. We only had a couple of bucket calves at a time so it was more difficult - so we traded them at the butcher shop for the same weight of meat from another animal - no big deal.
As for goats - no way we would eat the goats either. Sorry, but they are more like pets (dogs with little horns and funny eyes) here - maybe if we had many meat goats it wouldn't be so bad, but goats have a way of being a "buddy" (an evil plan they have to save themselves  )
I wouldn't pressure your wife. Be empathetic - that will get you a lot further!
Last edited by BaronsMom; 09/14/07 at 09:17 AM.
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