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Dianastarr, what was the Swiss secret of keeping them in milk without breeding them?

Very handsome boy!!

Hey, where are the pictures? It's been FIVE DAYS!!

Well, we live in a small town in Deep East Texas, and she loves to travel. Anywhere! She really loves it when I got to New York, Chicago or LA, but will happily tag along to San Antonio, New Orleans or pretty much anywhere else. And no, for her goats are not a good reason to skip a trip!

I know. Every time we go to TSC and I start looking at goat books or magazines she takes them out of my hand and says "No goats now!". She's 22 and wants to get to travel with me, not stay home and milk goats. Bummer!

I saw a picture of a disbudding box on another website devoted to goats. At least I figured that's what it was. It didn't look too hard to put together, and I have good carpentry skills. I would get some goats right now except I have to travel sometimes for my work, and my daughter likes to come...

I was hoping you would be the one to answer my query. Hmmm. I guess I would have to learn how to burn them myself then. It just sounds a bit horrible, burning the heads of newborn goats. I bet it smells delightful! Well, if everybody else can learn how to do it, I can. I would want to do it...

I am doing a lot of research on goats, as at some point I would love to have dairy goats (at least one with a wether pal). I would like to know if there are any breeds of dairy goat that are naturally polled? I don't know where i would find somebody to teach me how to burn off the horns, and...

I have stayed up WAY past my bedtime reading this whole thread, and I want goats SO BAD!!!