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Blue Star is right. 2 to 1 ratio smelting.
I forget which workstation tho.
I wouldnt bother with those things though unless you are very prepared for it. Even if you are, generally you are WAY better off just exploring a few locations to gather your gold. Way less work. And it won't grind your colony to a halt trying to dedicate all their time to baby them.
The issue is they take a HUGE amount if input, before every giving anything in return, and a single goldilox gives peanuts. Very very little. So you need lots of them. For an animal that already has a huge upkeep just for 1.
So you either need a way to very cheaply feed them, which idk how outside of some other mod option.
Or lots and lots of grazelands. And I mean lots. Did I mention lots?
Basically not worth it imo. I just shoot them now.
As for the goldilox wool, you should have a recipe to smelt it into gold
I'm not sure if this is a good thing or if it's balanced or anything like that but... I'll take it :D