Ep. 19: Becca's First Hunt Turns to Goat Herding After Fritz's Shot
Aired on May 10, 1981

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Becca anticipates her inaugural hunting excursion with enthusiasm. However, her perspective shifts dramatically when Fritz successfully shoots a bird. Instead of feeling satisfaction, she is overcome by pity for the animal, which overrides her desire to consume meat. Consequently, she decides to lure a goat home instead. This decision proves beneficial for the household, as the goat provides milk and cheese. These dairy products serve as welcome and nutritious additions to the family's existing diet, marking a significant change in their food sources and Becca's approach to the hunt.
Episodes
- Ep. 15 · The narrative focuses on the events occurring within the structure known as the House Up the Tree.
- Ep. 16 · A private tutoring session takes place within the confines of a home setting
- Ep. 17 · A narrative centered on the maternal figure and her associated agricultural setting
- Ep. 18 · Rescue Meri-chri!
- Ep. 19 · Becca's First Hunt Turns to Goat Herding After Fritz's Shot
- Ep. 20 · Becca Spots a Ship at the Cape While Family Signals Go Unheeded
- Ep. 21 · The Robinsons observe a turtle laying eggs and protect the nest from a snake until hatching
- Ep. 22 · Jack maintains a collection of various items
- Ep. 23 · A vacation takes place on an island that is inhabited by people