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    ALWAYS TRYING HARDER Ah Pook's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    Our daughter, or one of the people i deal with locally for meat. Depending what cuts we get, it's probably more like $5.50-7 and change. If you like fresh lamb, consider a local source, which when in CO use to average out in the $5-6 range for a whole lamb.
    Be hitting you up soon for beef, lamb and pork.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheGrey View Post
    Wow- see, this is why I love this forum so much. Great information, and actual experience speaking.

    I'm convinced. I'm going to take a longer look and see other local places that may be selling beef.

    Who do you have experience with, and was it good or bad?

    I referred people to a former, now departed member jreifsch80 / The rachael ray of ak's. His family has a livestock feed supply place that had a lot of contacts in CO, Wyo, Ne & Ks.

    When we lived there, Arapahoe Meats in Erie, by the small airport. Hudson Locker, hudson, off 52 & 76 and a few "farmettes" who offered lamb, pork, beef & poultry. I'll see if i can locate their info.


    Quote Originally Posted by Ah Pook View Post
    Be hitting you up soon for beef, lamb and pork.

    get in line. Our next lamb was ordered when we picked up the last on , right before Christmas.

    Not sure how processors are in CO. Out here, if you don't have an in, with someone. 2-4 month wait. Where the kid lives, in N. Central CA. running 3-4, without knowing someone.

    We get fresh goat from a friends small herd. . His wife pulls one from the pen, pops it back of the head, then harvest it. Usually early wed mornings, as the sun's rising.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    I referred peopel to a former, now departed member jreifsch80 / The rachael ray of ak's. His family has a livestock feed supply place that had a lot of contacts in CO, Wyo, Ne & Ks.

    When we lived there, Arapahoe Meats in Erie, by the small airport. Hudson Locker, hudson, off 52 & 76 and a few "farmettes" who offered lamb, pork, beef & poultry. I'll see if i can locate their info.
    Good to know about Arapahoe Meats! The lamb and poultry info would be much appreciated, if you come across it.
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