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Had some incredible times at close friends I grew up with at “goat fest” when he was raising goats. Live music on back of a gooseneck trailer, beverages and one of his slaughtered goats prepared multiple ways (simple fire and seasoning way) nothing fancy. Goat tacos always my favorite!
Everyone should get to experience something like that in a pasture in the country.
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Still do this every year at a family and friends gathering near Crested Butte. Sheep rather than goats. One or two basted with beer, butter and salt, garlic in the cavity, hand turned next to an open fire. Cook takes about six hours. Sides are potluck. Music song pull afterwards. Family tradition going on for around a hundred years or more. Only time I ever eat lamb. Hard roasted skin is the best. Pretty greasy otherwise. We’ve also occasionally buried beef roasts in coals in a pit.
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Today's adventure.
Pigeaten
GOLD Star
I coulda sworn chupacabra got you
The nickname we came up with for the family mutt, is in fact Chupacabra.
Pigeaten
GOLD Star
Where is that?
Not quite ishi wilderness but close!
If you take forward road out of Manton California and hang a right on ponderosa you'll come to a fork in the road leading to a retired Marijuana grow next to a lake.
The cliffs in the background are called bluff springs.
It was a perfect day for wheeling.
65-70 degrees and wet enough that there's no dust, dry enough that there's no sloppy mud.
I drove to where the road washed out then did a 9 point turn on the face of cliff to come back.
I spotted this pond on the way back and figured there must be a road to it.
I figured right.
Got a lot if new pinstriping today.
My 55 fast at work at it's new home in Tennessee. Gave it to my son and here it is on the transporter in So. Calif. This morning they are pulling the tractor out of the mud with it. Bitter sweet for me.
Pigeaten
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They are technically a tractor
Some of y'all have land cruisers as recreational vehicles. I enjoy using mine for recreation, but I also love having it beneath me for the daily tasks of life.
Today I used it to take hay and grain to the goats, then to feed a friend's Scotish highland cows, and finally to another friend's house who is having trouble starting her diesel tractor.
I got everyone squared away before lunch and enjoyed every minute of it because fj55
Today I used it to take hay and grain to the goats, then to feed a friend's Scotish highland cows, and finally to another friend's house who is having trouble starting her diesel tractor.
I got everyone squared away before lunch and enjoyed every minute of it because fj55
bobm
WTF, WTF, WTF!!!!
Scottish Highlanders?
Yessir
PabloCruise
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There can be only one…
I spent the evening cutting fire wood with friends, we made off with 2 tacos and a pig full in 2 hours...
PabloCruise
SILVER Star
It looks like you can put a lot of wood in that Pig!
Heh heh…
EDIT: It might be a good time to queue up this Christmas classic:
Heh heh…
EDIT: It might be a good time to queue up this Christmas classic:
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