Baymule
Herd Master
His balls hang down nearly to his ankles. 
The way they bounce around when he trots, I can see why he never runs. 
The way they bounce around when he trots, I can see why he never runs. 
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B&B Happy goats
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Poor boy could end up with a black eye...slow trot Bay....s l o w
Baymule
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You do know that they aren't on the same end as his head, right? They are big, but to hit his eye, they'd have to drag the ground three feet behind him!
B&B Happy goats
Herd Master
You do know that they aren't on the same end as his head, right? They are big, but to hit his eye, they'd have to drag the ground three feet behind him!
Give him time, he's still young....at least when they start draging ...your such a good sheepople you will carry them for him
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Baymule
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Nah, I'd just rig him up a bra. Or would that be a braa-braa?
B&B Happy goats
Herd Master
It would be a braa braa
That sure would be one set of rocky mountian oysters to cook !
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CntryBoy777
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Since he is a sheep....it would be "sweetbreads".....but, when it comes to beef, they are called "fries".....and that would give new meaning to the Tim MacGraw song...."You want Fries with That".......
B&B Happy goats
Herd Master
Since he is a sheep....it would be "sweetbreads".....but, when it comes to beef, they are called "fries".....and that would give new meaning to the Tim MacGraw song...."You want Fries with That".......
greybeard
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Out in West Texas, that's a problem. cactus spines injuring the more 'delicate' parts of livestock.cattle, sheep and goats.
Low hanging sheath, lazy prepuce (cattle) and low hanging testicles all a cull factor in cattle and/or sheep out there. Prickly pear, huisach, mesquite and other cactus like plants causes frequent udder problems as well.
Saw several good registered rams sent to slaughter because of injuries to their reproductive organs.
Low hanging sheath, lazy prepuce (cattle) and low hanging testicles all a cull factor in cattle and/or sheep out there. Prickly pear, huisach, mesquite and other cactus like plants causes frequent udder problems as well.
Saw several good registered rams sent to slaughter because of injuries to their reproductive organs.
greybeard
Herd Master
From my own experience, B&B is correct. Lamb fries are often called Rocky Mountain Oysters, as are calf fries tho I've also seen RMO used when talking about fried pig testicles.Since he is a sheep....it would be "sweetbreads".....but, when it comes to beef, they are called "fries".....and that would give new meaning to the Tim MacGraw song...."You want Fries with That".......
Sweetbreads are different and is a name for internal organs like pancreas and a couple others like thymus. I stay away from eating most guts, liver being an exception and I'm pretty picky about liver.
