I've always had standard goats. Well, once I had a pygmy for a while. But mostly various Alpines, Toggies, Nubians etc.
Until I was called to get 4 goats who needed homes immediately. So, dropped were the major garden projects, dropped were the new coops, run and brood pen (27 chicks arriving Monday.) and up went a goat pen!
And, these are all small goats. I'm not going to tell you who's supposed to be what breed, you tell me. I know what I was told, and what I think.
Miss Prissy, I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that I need to stop making my soap, and start with a new recipe. You mentioned having a good one for goat's milk soap. Well, one of the girls is giving milk, and a good amount, considering her size. Between 1 and 2 quarts a day....plenty for soap! Do you think that you could share the soap recipe, when you get a free minute? I'd appreciate it.
Okey dokey, here we go!
Doe #1:
Doe #2:
Buck:
This shows size of buck; size of buck compared to doe, and shows the buck being an absolute sweetheart:
Buckling, 4 months old:
Until I was called to get 4 goats who needed homes immediately. So, dropped were the major garden projects, dropped were the new coops, run and brood pen (27 chicks arriving Monday.) and up went a goat pen!
And, these are all small goats. I'm not going to tell you who's supposed to be what breed, you tell me. I know what I was told, and what I think.
Miss Prissy, I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that I need to stop making my soap, and start with a new recipe. You mentioned having a good one for goat's milk soap. Well, one of the girls is giving milk, and a good amount, considering her size. Between 1 and 2 quarts a day....plenty for soap! Do you think that you could share the soap recipe, when you get a free minute? I'd appreciate it.
Okey dokey, here we go!
Doe #1:
Doe #2:
Buck:
This shows size of buck; size of buck compared to doe, and shows the buck being an absolute sweetheart:
Buckling, 4 months old:
