I’ve recently been replying to inquiries on various subjects… kidding, worming, etc., and many of the folks I communicate with are dealing with goats that are totally not people friendly. Not just shy goats but goats that you have to lasso to catch & tie down to administer meds or simply for routine hoof trimming….
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The part I dislike about having a bunch of little goats for sale is actually selling them. If you set aside the fact that you really never know what folks are going to do with your animals (you have to trust your instincts here), that is not the hardest part of selling your little creatures….
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So much has happened at the farm since the beginning of the summer! I always have every intention of posting all that goes on but then life happens and you just have to follow the current & do what needs to be done at that time. So of course, the farm being a hobby, my…
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What signs should you look for when you think your doe is about to give birth? Some breeders know exactly when to expect kids because of a strict breeding regimen and then they mark off the days on the calendar. Here at my little farm, I let my does breed when they show signs of…
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Brownie surprised us Thanksgiving afternoon with a beautiful little doe that my friend and neighbor Rose named Nutmeg. This little one is very quiet and mom (who’s a very experienced doe), keeps an eye on her all the time. These furry little animals are so cute and cuddly!
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Today was a busy day. I had to meet with a lady in Dayton about Boris and the Christmas parade and then I had to go shop for stuff to try to make him an appropriate outfit. No sooner had I arrived home that I had to meet a fellow at “the barn” to receive…
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