Okies in the BYC The Original

[Buster52]

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But my questions would be,

1. How do llamas taste?
2. Do they taste better than goats?

 

[nnbreeder]

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But my questions would be,

1. How do llamas taste?
2. Do they taste better than goats?

If properly cared for their fleece can be sold to spinners. That could make them earn their keep plus the one we had would eat weeds that none of the other critters would touch.

 

[ShellnOkla]

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OMGosh how funny !!!! i am cracking up

sounds like you almost became his girlfriend!!!!! lol lol i dont know what i would have done in that situation besides kick him across the yard!!! lol no wonder my 12 yr.old daughter hates my roos she says mom they are mean, i say no they arent, they have never been mean too me, i thought she was just not wanting too help out lol i guess they actually can be mean too people.... lol I hatched my roos so we have had them since babies and i just couldnt figure out why she hated this one roo, because she is a big time animal lover, she cries over anything that dies

 

[MAllen]

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But my questions would be,

1. How do llamas taste?
2. Do they taste better than goats?

llamas taste with thier tonges like most animals I suppose, and since they are larger in size the probably have bigger tonges and more taste buds than goats... so they probably taste better as well.

O' wait... was this a trick question

 

[quenston]

Mean roosters dont last long around here!! I give him 2 days to get a new home then after that he finds the skillet, or the freezer!!! I have a number of Roosters and I can take my baby nephews and nieces in and not have to worry a bit but I never let my guard down just in case!!

 

[quenston]

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But my questions would be,

1. How do llamas taste?
2. Do they taste better than goats?

llamas taste with thier tonges like most animals I suppose, and since they are larger in size the probably have bigger tonges and more taste buds than goats... so they probably taste better as well.

O' wait... was this a trick question

 

[poultryand bees]

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But my questions would be,

1. How do llamas taste?
2. Do they taste better than goats?

I haven't tried llama, but someone on another site said it is sweeter than other meats. We never butchered any goats, so I don't have any comparison.

 

[Buster52]

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But my questions would be,

1. How do llamas taste?
2. Do they taste better than goats?

llamas taste with thier tonges like most animals I suppose, and since they are larger in size the probably have bigger tonges and more taste buds than goats... so they probably taste better as well.

O' wait... was this a trick question

 

[Plain Old Dee]

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None of my grandkids got that memo either. DH and I took all five camping this summer. Learned real quick that was a bad idea. They all wanted to talk at once...nonstop...to anyone and everyone within sight. Oldest step-granddaughter(10-year-old) talks faster than a normal human being can hear! DH and I were talking to the couple camped next to us, and all of a sudden, oldest step-granddaughter was in the middle of us rattling on about a friend named Brittany that she met in school who had a new puppy but the puppy bit her (Brittney?) so they shot the puppy and everyone was very sad and then they got a chicken but the chicken pooped and they got rid of the chicken and got a rabbit but the rabbit died and everyone was sad and a horse was in the pasture across the road and the horse was pretty and they couldn't ride the horse because it wasn't theirs and that made them sad and then they had to go back to school and and and and and and...

It all came out in less than two seconds, and I missed most of it!!! We could only stand there with our mouths open like drowning fish. I took her aside and told her it was rude to interrupt adult conversations unless it was an emergency - she countered with her daddy told her if she had something to say she should just speak right up. Dear Daddy got told she could go camping with us again when she learns some manners. The other two step-grandkids aren't quite as talkative, but instead of talking fast like big sister, they talk LOUD to make up for it. We have a lot of work ahead of us teaching them how to behave. (Has anyone here had to deal with serious behavioral issues in children? These had no discipline at all until their dad married our daughter. To make matters even worse, turns out their mom was using bad stuff while she was pregnant with them...and it shows! I used to work in a substance abuse treatment center, and learned all about FAS and it's effects on children, but nothing was ever mentioned on how to raise the children that suffer from it...)

 

[nnbreeder]

Dee that is the main problem with the granddaughter. To this day her mom swears that she was only around people that did drugs but never did them herself. Teva had the hosp. do a test on her when she first came home and was found to be pregnant and it came back hot.

It has taken Teva and I a lot of time to teach Alexis the most basic of manners. Most days she is pretty good but other days she is totally out of control. Being around her mother has a lot to do with that fact too. We are consistant with correcting her but her mom just lets her do whatever she wants to.

What has worked for us is time and being consistant, If it was wrong to do today it will be wrong tomorrow too with no bending of the rules. For the last two weeks I have been working on quiet time. So far I have gotten her up to about five minutes, sitting calmly and quietly.