Where do you shop these days?

[DesertRat]

You got FB? Maybe I need to look into that now that my job no longer prevents it.

You're not on FB? Well come on down and meet the guys. Third rabbit hole on your left.

 

[RattleR]

You're not on FB? Well come on down and meet the guys. Third rabbit hole on your left.

For the past 20 years something like Facebook could/would be cause for termination and possible litigation. My spouse says I should probably not but maybe now that I no longer have constraints. I will map out the 3rd rabbit hole if I do it.

 

[Greg Jones]

Not on FB either, left in 2019 because I wanted to have a couple of friends after the 2020 election. Better that I didn’t know how ‘opinionated’ some folks can be about politics.Can’t imagine it got any better after the 2024 election. My sister has TDS to the point where she can barely leave the house now! Absolutely serious. We have estate business together that required her action months and months ago, crickets, so I sent her an email asking of the status. She responded in part ‘To be honest, I am chronically overwhelmed with executive disfunction. It's very frustrating but getting my hormone therapy changed seems to be helping.’ This is a major malfunction for many of the far liberal left.

The wife does let me use her account if I want to look at a vendor (like the Old Timey Meats) that I posted a link to recently.

 

[ricka]

i go to wild fork and costco. i like wild fork its flash frozen game meats and the buffalo is cheaper than costco here in dallas tx

 

[RPopeilFan]

So for the uneducated, what’s a good price to shoot for?

It's a charity type event so will be more than feed lot live weight prices. And it depends on the county and who's bidding. My goat and lamb round out to about $3.50 a lb processed. The steer $7. Processing with my guy is a fixed rate based on animal. But the more he processes for you the less it costs.