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My buck has tan ones all over his side. He makes beautiful babies

For future reference, spots are white, moonspots are any color but white.

I should ad we have 15 acres and just half a dozen goats right now so they just graze everything and never focus on one plant. They have definitely eaten it but not super large quantities.

My My Nigerians and pygmy goats eat Japanese honeysuckle without issue.

I noticed alot of boys being born this year and on the Facebook groups I've seen alot more mutated kids then ever. Feeling lucky to have had 6 births, all girls this year, all sold ❤️

I guess my point is . Better to have them and not need them than to need them and not have them

You can say your goats haven't had to use there horns but there is no way of knowing that unless you are in the heard 24/7. For all you know they have used them in defensive situations that you never witnessed and because of the horns there was no evidence and everything was fine. Predators...

We are in missouri but we don't give any feed period, our pasture is great here.

I saw someone recommended getting goats without horns and I'm going to have to play devils advocate. We have too many predators here and I hate the idea of leaving these cute little things defenseless out in my woods. They have horns for a reason. Also If you live in a particularly warm area...

Pygmy / dwarf cross. Another little girl

She's doing very well

I will get another pic in a bit. She was just a couple hours old and still recovering from the cold in that pic.

We had another little girl. This one is Nigerian dwarf crossed with a fainting goat. Mamma didn't know what to do so she's a bottle baby

Aster and her baby Gooseberry

Im not interested in hearsay but am always open to reading or discussing published data or information from a well known and trusted source. My vet who is a country vet who specializes in ruminates of all types led me to believe I have very little if anything to worry about, just the normal...

That's interesting, so just what your vet said no other sources of this info? A few months ago my vet told me she would be fine when I asked about her age.

Martha was in a big herd and when her former owner died the entire herd was sold off except her and a very large wether. They were left in that field for 2 years before they made it to me. It's been roughly 6 months and she will now come up to me for treats and when I'm in the barn she stays...

Here is my pygmy "Martha". She's between 4 and 5 years old and about to have her first kid.

Exciting! Lol I will get pics of her when I'm home in a bit. She's not my friendliest goat but she's a cutie. She was a rescue who was kept in a field without much interaction for a couple years, she has definitely warmed up