Anyone Want a Yak?

Our close knitting buddy, Liesele, was kind enough to point this out. We thought we would be doing our readers who are in the market for a yak a disservice not to reprint it.

Craigslist Washington

"We have a nice Trim Yak Bull. He's four years old and has bred our 2 Yak cows twice. The calves he's produced have been robust, healthy and mild mannered. We must move him along in order to introduce a new blood line to the herd. Yak are incredibly serene, easy to maintain, need less pasture than beef, and offer endless enjoyment. Yak also calve effortlessly so have become popular in cross breeding with beef. Their meat is lean, tasty, healthy and desirable. We think they're the perfect animal for the small hobby farmer."

http://bellingham.craigslist.org/grd/619333376.html

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Nothing will dissuade the contributors to the evergrowing thread, not even another cheesy 1950s horror flick.
I suppose you all have heard of the recent trade agreement between South Africa, Tibet, and the Netherlands, swapping cattle for birds, and known as the Gnu yak stork exchange... [I'm not to blame. I saw it on the Dino-L list.]
I'm busy, and I don't want to deal with a nause-inducing interview with Casey Luskin, Guillermo Gonzalez, and Mark Mathis. Somebody else yak up over it, and let me link to it.
Mike offers his 2 cents on the levels of selection debates. He says:

He's adorable. I sent the link to a friend who lives out near Monroe. Who knows, maybe they would like to add to their menagerie?