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<blockquote data-quote="plumber_greg" data-source="post: 668286" data-attributes="member: 9115"><p>I actually thought about throwing a party and having a pit roast. But I don't know the first thing about a pit roast. Are you talking about putting him on a stick and turning him over a open fire? Sorry to be so dumb about that, but in Nw Missouri it not commonly done. Talked to my processor today and he explained about the difference between veal and real meat. He said that one guy had a calf born with a broken leg, invested a lot of money and time feeding it, but when he butchered it. it wasn't really a very good eating beef. He said to feed it for thirty days, then it will be out of the veal stage, and harvest it then. Looked at the newly hurt calf tonite and you are right, he is in a lot of pain so I may butcher him or shoot him really quick. Thanks gs</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="plumber_greg, post: 668286, member: 9115"] I actually thought about throwing a party and having a pit roast. But I don't know the first thing about a pit roast. Are you talking about putting him on a stick and turning him over a open fire? Sorry to be so dumb about that, but in Nw Missouri it not commonly done. Talked to my processor today and he explained about the difference between veal and real meat. He said that one guy had a calf born with a broken leg, invested a lot of money and time feeding it, but when he butchered it. it wasn't really a very good eating beef. He said to feed it for thirty days, then it will be out of the veal stage, and harvest it then. Looked at the newly hurt calf tonite and you are right, he is in a lot of pain so I may butcher him or shoot him really quick. Thanks gs [/QUOTE]
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