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Tue, 26 Jun 2001 16:28:57 -0500
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As a comment on goats:  We used to raise dairy goats in Arkansas and I
can assure you that a "grass fed" goat is an unhappy goat.   Goats are
browsers like deer and only eat grass as a last resort.  Normally they
eat any type of leaves including rose bushes and poison ivy.

Goats are most happy in a forest setting with a weedy pasture to play in
and around.  Alas, as goats are quite effective at de-nuding vegetation
in a hurry, one often ends up with a grassy park when they are done.
All of it about 6 feet high clearance... the distance a goat on hind
legs can reach up a tree.

Jim

----- Original Message -----
From: "Hans Kylberg" <[log in to unmask]>
> >is very nice quality grass fed meat and my son loves it.
>
> Goat meat is very mild tasting, contrary to the smell of the goats
> themselves :-)
> A got does not limit its food intake to grass only, but eats all
> kinds of greens.
>
> - Hans

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