We walked quite a bit this weekend around our property, and of course the goats go with us. They are so fun! When the sun shines and there’s lots of good pasture to eat, their energy picks up and they have a blast. Here’s what they love to do best ~ good thing we live on a hill!
Pegs (first shown) has doubled her milk supply since we put up the hay rack. It could also be that she’s weaning her daughter, Piper. In any case, it is amazing to finally have a goat giving good yields. She is more full each morning!
So sweet. I can’t wait till I get to see them!...
That made me laugh! How funny!
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This is so lovely, thank you for making me smile today.
HI Wardeh,
I just now found your other blog! I loved that video, so cute and sweet! They know how to enjoy life!
Thanks so much!
Sarah
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Hi, Sarah! I’m going to redo it just a bit – make a bigger statement to do with food – and post it at gnowfglins.com tomorrow. I’m glad to see you “over here”!
I so adore goats! I grew up on a small hobby farm, where we always had an assortment of animals and my experience with goats was pleasant! Goats are usually good tempered, but not always. I used to milk them myself, the cows too. It was one of my tasks! I laughed when I watched your video! Oh so true, they are playful, curious, wary of strangers and way closer to our body’s needs than a cow any day! I use goat milk but I do not have my own farm or animals so I must go buy it in bags…pity! We have issues in the family that we can NOT break down the Protein in cow, once it is tampered and I do not have a cow in my yard either.
Thanks for sharing your wonderful video!
That was adorable! We are about to embark on our goat owning adventure. We have 4 Nubian Doe Kids coming in a week! We are excited, but I am a little nervous about caring for them.