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Exactly this^Good luck naughty boys are hard to handle when they get set in their ways
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Exactly this^Good luck naughty boys are hard to handle when they get set in their ways
I could be. I have a pair from your eggs that I hatched last year and they are the sweetest prettiest lil things. Love them and wouldn't mind more.Is anyone looking for SQ black bantam cochins eggs?
oh, gosh...if he is really going to get that big, I'm not sure if you have a choice. he could really do some serious damage! I guess we have been lucky that all of ours have been so sweet (wethers...)I don't have any other males but I can easily get another male that isn't a problem at all. My big problem is he isn't little and isn't done growing yet. He isn't a pygmy he is a Alpine (dairy goat) he is gonna get a little over 200lbs. Right now he is an easy 60lbs maybe a little bigger. If he knocked me down at that weight I would hate to see what damage he could do once full grown. He isn't playing he is being down right mean. I have a pygmy girls who has her horns and she is a sweet heart if she horns at all it is playing. There is a big differance between the 2 of them and using there horns. I have put 2 bands on at once but it hasn't even put a dent in his horns. Hubby even helped me put a notch in them and it still hasn't worked.
Cool! Will check it out!I just started a Garden/seed swap. Here is the link, please let me know if anything is missing/incorrect/unclear.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/755856/2013-seed-plant-gardening-swap
I want pics...sounds so adorable!Thanks, when we get a moment to move her and her troupe I will take pics. She's a good little momma.
sounds like you have alot more experience than I do. trying to picture the "lead rope tethering"get a big boar weather to put in with him so he has someone to butt heads with and be a boy with. As mentioned above, band and use multiples if needed to get them to stay put. I have bull dogged our billy to the ground and held him there on his over the top naughty days. I also am a fan of lead rope teathering, keeps them from rearing up and getting their head up to ramp with. One lead rope around their body like a girth on a saddle with a second lead rope going from the first to a halter they are wearing. You only use it when working around them so they dont hung up on anything, but teaches them manors too.
Good luck naughty boys are hard to handle when they get set in their ways