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[Tumbling K]

I love this time of year, but since I've passed 40 years of age, allergies are a killer.

 

[orumpoultry]

Bert,


I won't work for free. LOL!

Lots of new faces! Helloooo everyone I missed!

 

[RoosterCogburn7]

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I have found after 40 most things tend to hurt. When I put in some solid time on a coop, I pay for it, for days.

 

[RoosterCogburn7]

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What kind of goats are you raising?

 

[RoosterCogburn7]

Brother and Sister of Lucky the Rooster. His son was too pretty to cull.

 

[TherryChicken]

These past 3 days have been crazy, will stay crazy for a lil while. On Wensday, I lost a Sulmtaler chick and Lost my great uncle. Thursday, I lost another Sulmtaler chick and our rabbit. Atm we are dealing with my Great uncle's death. So if I cross anyone on the forum and seem a little up tight, I apologies ahead of time!! I hope everyone is doing well

 

[RoosterCogburn7]

I understand. My wife lost her mother recently. That was the end of her parents. I have no mother or father-in-law. First one died three years ago, and this last month, my mother-in-law. I liked my mother-in-law. Obviously, my wife did more. That led to some craziness. So, don't feel bad about being cross. I lived with cross and up and down and all across the board for some time.

 

[orumpoultry]

Rooster,

We've always had Boer. This year we are getting into Nigerian dwarves as well for dairy.

 

[TherryChicken]

I understand.  My wife lost her mother recently.  That was the end of her parents.  I have no mother or father-in-law.  First one died three years ago, and this last month, my mother-in-law.  I liked my mother-in-law.  Obviously, my wife did more.  That led to some craziness.  So, don't feel bad about being cross.  I lived with cross and up and down and all across the board for some time.

So sorry for your loss and Thank you!

 

[RoosterCogburn7]

Rooster,

We've always had Boer. This year we are getting into Nigerian dwarves as well for dairy.

I have always been fascinated with the Boer. The Bucks provide nearly as much meat as a doe deer. How, hard are they to keep penned up?