I Did What I SWORE I Would Not - Pics

Lol, Sherrie...she "looked" at you...I know that "look"!

That "look" is how I ended up with TWO Alpine bucklings instead of just the one I came for. Now, a year later, I am selling the big buck with the awesome bloodlines (I do have some of his offspring) and keeping the average one who "looked" at me.

He looks at other things, too. Butterflies, kitties, everything seems to provoke his sense of wonder.

LOL..Three little peas in a pod! Very cute!

Since you don't know the age don't use the wormer...we can talk more on dairygoatinfo. I already answered your 3 other posts before I saw you had asked to join Vicki

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Vicki McGaugh
Nubian Soaps
North of Houston TX
www.etsy.com/shop/nubiansoaps

A 3 decade dairy goat farm homestead that is now a retail/wholesale soap company and construction business.

Congrats on the new babies they are so sweet looking.

GL with them and enjoy them while they are small because they grow up fast. :-)

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If you don't know how to hunt the right things,then forget it.

Ah yes... exactly how I got my Molly... went for chickens, walked past a trailer and heard the most lost, pitiful "BLAAAT!" imaginable... and there was the tiniest, prettiest little Nigie you ever did see. She "looked" at me too.

Poor hubby, he now rushes me past any trailers with mysterious baby bleats coming from them, lol.

Sweet little girls, that tiny one would have got me too.