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I agree the Kikos are MUCH more expensive!! Although for your climate I guess they are well suited, over here, Boers do very well they tolerate the heat and do well on little pasture. I have had mine as weed eaters for a year now and I love their personality!! This little girl is a kick!! Never thought about a goat rescue?? Does anyone know how long empty nest lasts?? lol! I think that's why I go through these stages of wanting baby animals?? It started two years ago when I left Wy and my 18 yr old son behind!! He didn't want to come with me and I couldn't make him, but when we bought this property the next thing you know, I'm getting baby everything!! pigs, goats, now it's chicks!!! Terry thinks it's all in my head, but with him gone so much I think it's staying busy and something needing me?? Anyway, it is what it is I guess!!
I know all about empty nest syndrome. My daughter isn't out on her own yet but I knew I was in trouble before she left for college and my heart was already aching. Within a month of her being gone I joined BYC and began a new obsession and now look what her going away to school has done. 4 chickens, 6 chicks, an incubator, big coop, brooders, rabbit cage, small kit coop for quarantine, countless supplies and feed. DD even said a few months ago, "Mom I know you really miss me and everything but you have really done your best to fill your nest, literally. But I fully support what you're doing." Thank goodness my family understands me! Nothing wrong with a little overactive nurturing gene Pette - there could be worse things!
see I knew I was right!! lol!
I agree the Kikos are MUCH more expensive!! Although for your climate I guess they are well suited, over here, Boers do very well they tolerate the heat and do well on little pasture. I have had mine as weed eaters for a year now and I love their personality!! This little girl is a kick!! Never thought about a goat rescue?? Does anyone know how long empty nest lasts?? lol! I think that's why I go through these stages of wanting baby animals?? It started two years ago when I left Wy and my 18 yr old son behind!! He didn't want to come with me and I couldn't make him, but when we bought this property the next thing you know, I'm getting baby everything!! pigs, goats, now it's chicks!!! Terry thinks it's all in my head, but with him gone so much I think it's staying busy and something needing me?? Anyway, it is what it is I guess!!

I know all about empty nest syndrome. My daughter isn't out on her own yet but I knew I was in trouble before she left for college and my heart was already aching. Within a month of her being gone I joined BYC and began a new obsession and now look what her going away to school has done. 4 chickens, 6 chicks, an incubator, big coop, brooders, rabbit cage, small kit coop for quarantine, countless supplies and feed. DD even said a few months ago, "Mom I know you really miss me and everything but you have really done your best to fill your nest, literally. But I fully support what you're doing." Thank goodness my family understands me! Nothing wrong with a little overactive nurturing gene Pette - there could be worse things!
see I knew I was right!! lol!
