Can we change Janx user name to Goat Pimp? :-)
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Hawt
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Thanks for the seed money.

I'M OUT!
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This thread gives me the uneasy feeling that there is something interesting going straight over my head.
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1, 3, 2 :-)

1 looks freaky,
3 is a little rough around the edges
2 is too fat


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So are the hind legs hard to get out of them gum boots?
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Seems about right that the boy with no testicles would be your favorite.
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Here ya go Janz. Start dressing your goats up like this and sell them to hollywood types.:-)
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GOAT


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Another baby hit the ground tonight. This time it was Lovina who has a single baby.

Another freshly born baby!

As of today the count stands at:

Anita = 1 boy who she birthed into a snowdrift and he died
Mrs. McMurray = 1 boy (Panini) and one girl (T'Pol)
Lovina = 1 boy (Hoagie)


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I have a Nigerian Dwarf whether named Darry that is a cute guy but he is getting on my last damn nerve leading jailbreaks from the portable electric fencing. Being that he is a ND... he doesn't faint like the Myotonics making catching him quite the fucking chore when he does get out and wants to run.

I'm considering either selling him for cheap ($100) though slaughtering, butchering, then shoving him the in the freezer may be a touch more cathartic. All the boys born on the farm this year will be castrated/banded but the largest one with the best disposition will be held back and promoted to Darry and will take his place as the whether in Letterkenny (the name of the first herd). while the rest of them will retain their sandwich based naming structure.

Potential names for the boys that will either be sold at auction, private sale, or butchered:

Panini
Hoagie
Reuben
BLT
Monte (bonus if twin boys and I can use Monte and Cristo)
Gyro
Arepa
Falafel
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New herd sire on the farm and this dude faints harder than any goat I have here.

Benjamin Sisko the fainting goat

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Two new additions to the farm from two different mommas. Of course they are born on the only day this week I had to leave the farm.

Goat Babies!

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