grannys gone and done it

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Oh and when I walked into the paddock to check water couldn't get fat polly in because the goats kept wanting to escape. I took a bull cane with me. Sheila started to charge from about 100 feet way I pointed the cane and said LOUDLY NO she stopped dead in her tracks. Porter came down for scratches while I was filling their water, he kept wanting to rest his forehead on my tummy so I could scratch the back of his head. NO THANK YOU that puts me right in the middle of his horns.

I am glad you keep your distance. scary stuff.
 
he did catch me a couple times just glancing blows as he was turning his head to "watch" the girls who were trying to move in on us. Nothing serious and he would stop all movement as soon as their was contact. ANd I have the cane in my other hand as well.

they/you need a second gate from where you water them. lock them out til you get done in there.
 
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yes I need a better set up but to be honest we weren't really ready for yaks yet when I bought them
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But is was everything I had been looking for and all as one group I just couldn't pass it up.
 
AND, what do you think about making Robert and yourself a nice cold salad for lunch? That way he will be eating right too.
 
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