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Goaties
Our Goatie Girls:
Stella
Wilma
Velma
Our Sheep Girls:
Gramma
Alma
Our Goatie Boys:
Quincy
Freddy
Our Sheep Boys:
Lambchop
We decided to get into pygmy goats because they are just so darn cute! They love to play and bounce around. Goaties are always entertaining.
They are also very smart, and you can see the intelligence in their eyes. When they look at something, you can almost see their little gears turning trying to figure things out.
They are also very smart, and you can see the intelligence in their eyes. When they look at something, you can almost see their little gears turning trying to figure things out.
Stella posing for the camera
Our buckling Freddy
Quincy & Stella
Freddy & Wilma
Quincy
Freddy
Wilma
Velma
Quincy & Freddy
VelmaIn addition to the goats, we have two American Blackbelly hair sheep. Hair sheep are exactly what they sound like, they have hair instead of wool. They grow a winter coat and shed it off in the spring. They never need shearing and are very hardy compared to wool sheep. They are perfect for our Northern climate!
Gramma & Jr. - Spring 2007
Gramma - Fall 2007
Gramma & Jr. - Spring 2007
Gramma - Fall 2007
Jr.'s horns - Fall 2007
Our New Additions:
On March 27, 2008 Gramma delivered tiny (but healthy!) twins; a little girl who looks like her Mama and a cocoa colored little boy. The little girl Alma will be staying here as part of our breeding flock. The boy Lambchop won't be staying with us.
Gramma is an excellent Mama with a nice full bag. The babies are growing so fast!
On March 27, 2008 Gramma delivered tiny (but healthy!) twins; a little girl who looks like her Mama and a cocoa colored little boy. The little girl Alma will be staying here as part of our breeding flock. The boy Lambchop won't be staying with us.
Gramma is an excellent Mama with a nice full bag. The babies are growing so fast!
