Sheep Meats: Lamb, Mutton, and Everything in Between

Thankyou so much for all info ....3 months in annnd I spoilt them .....getting louder now 🤣....I’ll rein them in

I think people just like to say the word "mutton"

I’m from Australia and I’ve never herd of hoggert

You should have covered south asians where goat meat is mutton

In Pune, a city in India, if you go to buy any meat, they will ask you whether you would like to buy Goat mutton, pork mutton or buffalo mutton🤣😂

Great video

This shouldn't be that hard. Mutton is boy. Sheep or goat.

Thank you for explaining! I appreciate your comment on veal, that's actually why I looked up this video! I wanted to know if it was a similar process.

Looks like a clean animal that leaves the table to go to the bathroom.

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Thank you, fella. What a likable and calm spirit you are!👊🏾

God dogged been eating Hogget.

You actually see mutton on the menu, it’s very common in some countries

What is goat meat called?

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got a question if you please
put in google this: awassi sheep
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Do we have this kind/breed in North America?

Go Jamaica u don't see lam u see mutton...sir

I’m going out on a limb to speak out my feelings on this matter.
I am a carnivore, but I do not like eating endangered animals like shark fin soup for example, and I certainly do not like eating an animal that was slaughtered before it reached adulthood.
So my big question is: how to tell lamb and mutton apart when shopping in American grocery stores?

Thanks for video and that showbiz trivia!

What do you make your burger out of, lamb or mutton? If it is mutton, is it because the gamey flavour is not that prominent in a burger?

mutton has so much more flavor imo, esp for stews, etc but I'm no expert since mutton is rare in my area Im usually destined to buy lamb

I'm from Lebanon living in the USA. The lamb or sheep back home had a hug fat sack tail. I cant find those in the US. This is the the most tasty part combined with meat, whether diced, kabobs, or straight egg frying :). Can you please tell me where I find the fat tail lamb here in the US? Thank you so much and God Bless from Oregon

He must have never been to a east Indian restaurant because mutton is on the menu! Lol

they're Dorper sheep. LOL Angry things they are. We ran about 5,000 0n our farm

Love my hogget. Straya. Great explanation mate

Sheep love their babies , Go Vegan 🌱

Yeah.. I grew up on my dads farm in Arizona and I personally disagree with the generalized notion that all sheep are only considered lambs if they are under 12 months old. Mainly because there are some heritage sheep breeds that don't even reach the typical mature butcher weight until they are 16 months old at the very least like the Navajo Churro breed of sheep for example.

we should try eating some new animals… like hippos.

Mutton is nearly half the price here in uk

That bothers me!! Call me stupid!! I have always like 10 years old or older before going to the butchers! Oh man!! I’m sitting here with tears in my eyes!!

Excellent video... I love both, Lamb and Mutton 🐏🐑🐏🐑

It all smells like pee

Meat peddlers 😂

Mutton snapper ?

Does this hurt the dog ??

Wat state are u in

I knew it! I knew they were selling hogget as Lamb. I love lamb but I also enjoy mutton cooked right.

Looks like a suburb of big expensive homes, that's a farm?

How do you slaughter them?

Mutton can be good

In South Asia goat meat is called Mutton.

Great video, but had to laugh at the climate change comment😆

I like your honesty. Thank you.

I love mutton!!

Less than 3 or 4 months is lamb not gamey at slaughter, above that it's gamey like between lamb and mutton, anything above 6 or more months is gamey like mutton and the older it gets the more muttony it gets. I've been eating whole lamb on a spit 20 to 30 lbs for over 60 years and not once did it taste gamey/muttony. I had a 9 month old whole sheep and goat on a spit and although I ate it, I did not enjoy it, way too muttony for me just like all the supposed lamb meat in US markets. I can't even think of what a year or two old would taste like... Don't listen to the profit hungry markets that say a year old sheep is a lamb. Sheep can procreate at 6 months old usually lambs cant, the younger the tastier like butter with a sprinkle of Sault

Thank you for the info on lambs & sheep.

Yes, Canada does like their lamb to be young because we hate the taste of mutton very much

But Canadians definitely love lamb

I prefer over 3 year old

what about ram?

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