OR
Maybe I should call it “Thursday Herdsday?”
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and Wendy for helping with names!
OR
Maybe I should call it “Thursday Herdsday?”
Thank you to http://southernruralroute.wordpress.com/
and Wendy for helping with names!
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I love seeing the baby goats. So cute. Thanks for the shout-out.
You’re welcome! And Snowball loves his name. 😉
Marla will you selling the two little boys for butchering? If so how will you go about it? I’m curious because I’m trying to get my little farm to help supplement our income. At this point I sell eggs(really only covers feed costs) and vegetables in the summer. In a couple weeks we should have a lamb or two which we will sell for either breeding stock or the little boys for meat. Our farm also feeds us so there is that, but I would like to expand. Thanks, I always enjoy your posts! Linda in North Dakota. 🙂
Hi Linda, I would love to sell them as 4-H projects … but our overall intention is to sell them as market animals at auction. There are some big seasonal auctions, which tend to fall in line with the Muslim holidays. I have not done a ton of research into it yet, though.
They are just so cute I wish I could reach right in there and pet them!!!
Linda
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They would love that, too!
You have some cute kids. 🙂
It is nice to have something that makes you laugh while scooping poo…
So dang cute! I miss my goats do hope to get some on our new place this spring…thanks for sharing
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