goat meat

[jackelope]

There are good goats for meat and bad meat goats. Then there are dairy goats. I’ve had domestic goat that was raised properly for meat, fed correctly and finished correctly etc and I thought it was good. It was a Boer goat. I wouldn’t buy a random Craigslist goat for meat. Those folks don’t have an outlet for those goats other than Craigslist for a reason.

[Becky]

I would pass on someone's pet nigerians too.. even if you get 5 for the size of a good boer. 

[buglebuster]

Goat meat is my favorite meat to eat. People who say it isn’t good haven’t had the right goat and are probably eating a terribly fed backyard dairy goat. We eat a lot of goat, as we have a quality herd of registered boers. The meat is flavored like a really good beef. We feed ours to where they actually start to marble. The meat is nothing like deer, no gamey flavor, and not stringy at all.






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[LDennis24]

I have Lowline Galloway cattle, mini lamancha goats for milk and I have Icelandic sheep which are good for meat milk and wool. The quality of the meat is always dependent on how you fed the animal. Always... Kind of like people saying mule deer taste different than whitetail. Not on the Palouse. They all taste the same because they all eat wheat and barley and peas, garbs, lentils etc... If you don't finish an animal properly and just decide to butcher it out of nowhere it will not appeal to you. I just had two young bulls butchered this last summer that were only fed grass. The meat has little to no fat and is not very nice for much other than the crockpot or burger. Same with goat or sheep. You CAN season it to perfection and slow cook it and it will be delicious. No matter what kind of meat it is. You just have to figure out the proper seasoning and method of preparing it. Lots of butter is good on lamb. When all else fails, brine it and dry it or smoke it. Steve Rinella would be ashamed of some of you! Lol

[Blacktail135]

 Will aging the meat of a properly finished meat goat help in the quality? I've heard somewhere that goat was the most popular meat in the world. I've thought about raising one or two for meat but right now we have no room as we already have a steer, hog and bear in the freezer. I often see goats in close proximity of Hispanic homes....they must know something I don't.
 By the way those are some good looking pics of MEAT!

[actionshooter]

I prefer that my goats PACK my food....  I'll never admit it in front of my packers, but a good mexican goat taco is hard to beat.. 

[Skyvalhunter]

At least if you are out and get hungry you can eat one of your goats

[Timberstalker]

Buglebuster:
That meat looks phenomenal!
Thanks for sharing.

[grundy53]

Will aging the meat of a properly finished meat goat help in the quality? I've heard somewhere that goat was the most popular meat in the world. I've thought about raising one or two for meat but right now we have no room as we already have a steer, hog and bear in the freezer. I often see goats in close proximity of Hispanic homes....they must know something I don't.
 By the way those are some good looking pics of MEAT!

Barbacoa! Yum!

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[buglebuster]

Here’s some goat ribs I did for super bowl

[northwesthunter84]

I have had goat and love it.  I'm a foody though and I do think based on my recent run of lamb that Sous Vide would be the ticket.  Those ribs look extremely tasty.

[grundy53]

Here’s some goat ribs I did for super bowl

Looks delicious

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[Angry Perch]

Buglebuster that all looks amazing. I've only had Curried goat, which I absolutely love. I need to get my hands on some good stuff one day.