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According to urban lore, a farmer named Hogan raised a particularly disgusting goat in the mid 19th century. The goat was famous for being especially foul smelling.
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What was Native American hogans made out of?
logs from trees
Where did the Nubian goat originate from?
Nubian Goats orginated in Africa. They can been found all over the US and Europe. And nubians are a very gentle goat with a very high milk production and are prized for that.
What is the German word for cooked goat?
cooked goat = gekochte Ziege
How do you say goat in German?
The goat = die Ziege. (pron. Dee Zeeg)
Why is the chiefs mess called the goat locker?
There are a few references to the origin of the term, but the two most likely are: 1. As Chiefs are typically the oldest sailors aboard any afloat or ashore command ("Old Goats" i.e., old timers, older sailors, etc.), the term references that slang term. The Goat Locker therefore is any place that Chiefs (Old Goats) reside, lounge, eat, etc. 2. In the days of sailing vessels, goats were used for milk to supply the crew; to keep the goat safe, they were kept in the Chief's Mess.
What is the origin of kid?
It's a young goat.
What is the origin of the phrase Judas goat?
god
What was the name of hulk hogans cartoon show?
hulk hogans catoon
What is the origin of FETA?
Feta is a Greek cheese made from sheep or goat milk.
What is the meaning of Mbuzi?
In the Kiswahili language of African origin, "Mbuzi" has the meaning of "Goat"
What is origin of hero to goat?
The phrase hero to goat refers to someone who had an admirable status but fell to a lower status do to failure. There is no information on where this term originated.
How many hogans do Navajos make each day?
they make 12 hogans each day
What does the Kikuyu name Mathenge mean?
The Kikuyu name Mathenge has African origin and it means the "he goat."
What are facts about hogans?
that they uhhhh
Hogans are in what religion?
The Navajo
Who lived in hogans?
the navajos
What is the origin of cabrito?
"A cabrito is a "young goat" in Spanish, and the monster under the bridge in this tale is a chupacabra, a legendary "goat sucker" or vampire monster first reported in Puerto Rico."
