frustratedearthmother
Sustainability Master
Ugh!
Goat opinion needed!
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Alright. She got a backyard mix. I’m guessing boer Nigerian. Had milked before and been exposed to buck recently. She’s a bit skittish, but not bad. I believe she’ll warm up quickly. And way way way cheaper!
Good fit.
Good fit.
Mini Horses
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Great! Handling and her settling will make a change for the better. Your friend wants milk, so most any doe will provide that. How much and how long is the reason for everyone's choices -- once they become involved. 
. So this will satisfy the urge, she can refine her choices on the next one.
Yes, there will be a next
addictive, they are. That's why I have "several" 
We will expect updates
. Can't just not do that ... Leave us hanging
. So this will satisfy the urge, she can refine her choices on the next one. Yes, there will be a next
addictive, they are. That's why I have "several" We will expect updates
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Oh I know lol. Ask me about my only three (multiplied by 2).Great! Handling and her settling will make a change for the better. Your friend wants milk, so most any doe will provide that. How much and how long is the reason for everyone's choices -- once they become involved.
Yes, there will be a next
We will expect updates
She wants to get a second one, but another lady hasn’t popped up yet.
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farmerjan
Super Self-Sufficient
Check out BYH there was a discussion about pee preg tests just recently.
Mini Horses
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EMLAB...$3.50 ea
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flowerbug
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i hope it works out well for both of them! 
i'm a bit confused though at i would never think for the first go-round anyone would want an animal with horns like that. can you wrap them with sponges?
i'm a bit confused though at i would never think for the first go-round anyone would want an animal with horns like that. can you wrap them with sponges?- Thread starter
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i hope it works out well for both of them!
Possibly wrap with pool noodles.
Honestly, it’s a learning curve anyway horns just add a little to that. This was the best goat available, so might as well learn with horns. They make the goat easier to catch and handle half the time any way.
