I think goat falls in the food category where it's an acquired taste, as with many ethnic foods.

My first encounter eating goat was not as pleasant as I thought it was going to be.  The dish looked really good and I don't re-call any particular unpleasant smell, but the taste was gamey, something I'm pretty sure I could get used to, but that was my first impression.

My filipino co-worker who offered me the food told me to stop if I didn't like it, but I continued to eat it, out of respect for food and my co-worker.

I always thought goat was primarily something filipinos eat but I was surprised that goat is very popular in certain areas of the U.S.  They have BBQ tournaments and Festivals where they feature different goat dishes.

Re.smoked goat....it was really salty. I'm pretty sure my blood pressure is up now.
 

Cool weather nowadays.
Ramen sounds good!

Cool weather nowadays.
Ramen sounds good!

Is this for real?  If it is, maybe I'd like to try a Snickers flavor one.

But I'm having a hard time imagining what the broth would taste like, LOL.

Is this for real?  If it is, maybe I'd like to try a Snickers flavor one.

But I'm having a hard time imagining what the broth would taste like, LOL.

Somebody needs to consult a calendar!

 

Somebody needs to consult a calendar!

 

Oh sh*t!!  I completely forgot......

Got this at the gun show.
Thin crispy style venison jerky.
It's OK, but I think it could use more salt.