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The brown one….maple looks like my Teddy! 🩷🩷🥰

I understand! I managed to get a collar on rascal the day we brought him home but haven’t been able to do much with him yet beyond that. We had to make some changes in the pasture yesterday though…..sometime before we got home, he managed to get his horns and foot tangled in the netting I had...

We’ve been having similar issues trying to figure out who can be with whom and where. I second the idea of getting a wether as a friend for Peter (or a llama 😂 ). I’m also looking into an apron for Rascal so that he can stay in main pasture without any accidental breeding with my little Pygmy...

Those are my bb turkey poults……guineas due to hatch in a couple weeks

Here's some better photos of him. I could only get a couple because we had a little accident getting him from the truck to the pasture and his horn split Mr Muddy's lip open so we had to run to my office and stitch him up.

Mr muddy wanted Kalahari reds but couldn’t get them here in the US…….I think you have them in Aus I may breed him to my Pygmy next year to see what we get. In the meantime, we’re hoping to find him a couple Boer does by November.

Bringing home our newest addition now.... Rascal Red Dapple Boer

I think a daily spotlight is a wonderful idea! There are so many facts about goats that most people don’t know and even with the technology can be hard to find. We’ve been running into that a lot trying to find purebred stock and newer breeds (like kalahari reds)

I’m new to goats (so definitely not an expert by far) but have you done a “look but no touch” introduction like with birds? Bean is my smallest animal and she is in the pasture with her 2 half-brothers, 2 Juliana pigs, 2 mini zebu, and a llama. A portable electric poultry netting is a good...

So little Bean is so spoiled! 🙈 she has figured out that she can get out between the gate and hinge post to get early access to the feed bucket and she expects to be held and burped after eating! 🙈

In line breeding, father/daughter and mother/son breeding is acceptable.... it's sibling breeding that leads to issues from what minute experience and research I have looked at 🙈