Goat Thread!

[ShrekDawg]

We just got two Nigerian Dwarf goats!!
7 months old sisters! We won’t breed them for about a year. Just learning about goats.
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Aww so cute!!

 

[Aunt Angus]

We just got two Nigerian Dwarf goats!!
7 months old sisters! We won’t breed them for about a year. Just learning about goats.
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That FACE!


Names???

Hard to believe my big ol' girls were tiny once...

 

[ShrekDawg]

That FACE!


Names???

Hard to believe my big ol' girls were tiny once...
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[Acre4Me]

That FACE!


Names???

Hard to believe my big ol' girls were tiny once...
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No names yet but we are learning their personalities. One girl is more “focused” - likes attention but will notice things, like hay to eat, etc. the other is more like “love me, pet me, feed me, LOVE me!! Oh! Pats, yay! Oh! Hay, yay!”

My teen gets to name the first one, and I get to name the second one

 

[1cock2hens]

 

[1cock2hens]

 

[Aunt Angus]

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Oh my GOODNESS!

 

[1cock2hens]

we have 13 goats here at the moment. Goat math is as bad as chicken math lol

 

[Aunt Angus]

we have 13 goats here at the moment. Goat math is as bad as chicken math lol

I just have the 4, and that's probably 2 too many given my land. My goatie girls are brushers, and they cleared about 3 acres in no time as all. Now it's more like they're on dry lot - not my intention at all. We will develop a second pasture this summer and rotate them. This is going to be a long winter of bucking hay...

 

[1cock2hens]

I have 15 acres of forest and no neighbors so my goats just go everywhere they Please. The field they use is 30 acres of trees hills and grass directly across the road from my property, the owners live in Florida and are more than happy to have my guys working on there brush

I just have the 4, and that's probably 2 too many given my land. My goatie girls are brushers, and they cleared about 3 acres in no time as all. Now it's more like they're on dry lot - not my intention at all. We will develop a second pasture this summer and rotate them. This is going to be a long winter of bucking hay...