Do you have a website for your goats? Could you post it here?

JJMILKPail · #21 10/20/12, 03:18 PM

Here mine, still working on it.

JJ Milk Pail

mrs oz · #22 10/20/12, 04:32 PM

Here's a link to our website. It's not just for our goats, but they are on there for sure!

Flip Flop Farms, LLC - Home

ne prairiemama · #23 10/20/12, 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by JJMILKPail

Here mine, still working on it.

JJ Milk Pail

I love Dorothy's coloring!

mamato3 · #24 10/21/12, 01:38 PM

Mine is Joy Bell Farm Im still working on it. Really im always updating and modify it

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ozark_jewels · #25 10/21/12, 03:36 PM

Home - Ozark Jewels Dairy Goats somewhat up to date, somewhat not.

ne prairiemama · #26 10/21/12, 04:29 PM

Oh these are SO fun to look at!! Thank you!

hiddensprings · #27 10/22/12, 09:40 AM

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Hidden Springs is he a Nigerian? SALE BARN: | Hidden Springs Farms Love those colors

Thanks everyone! I LOVE to look at everyones goats!

Yep, Brutus is a Nigerian. I actually need to update my sale barn. Brutus went to a new home already.

WagleFarm · #28 10/22/12, 01:55 PM

Here is a link to our website. We have mostly dairy goats, but will hopefully be breeding a few boer/spanish does (not yet pictured on the site) this year.
Ridgely's Dairy Goats

ne prairiemama · #29 10/22/12, 02:44 PM

Waglefarm you aren't terribly far from me SQUEEEEEEE!!!!!!! I will probably be making a trip near you this spring Lord willing! Maybe you will have some Nigerian Dwarfs for sale???

WagleFarm · #30 10/22/12, 03:02 PM

You can come down anytime and see the goats.

We should have some kids for sale in the spring and maybe a milker or two.

ne prairiemama · #31 10/22/12, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by WagleFarm

You can come down anytime and see the goats.

We should have some kids for sale in the spring and maybe a milker or two.

Oh I would LOOOOVE to have a milker! I have never tried the Nigerian milk and have heard that it is vrey rich and that it is great for cheese

Are the kids hard to raise or are they fairly hardy? I'd like to have a kid too!

WagleFarm · #32 10/22/12, 06:34 PM

We raise our Nigerian kids the same way we raise any other breed. They do fine with the same care. They are just smaller and usually require tighter fencing.

southerngurl · #33 10/22/12, 07:19 PM

Www.naturespets.com/laytonhollow.html.

Need to update my kidding schedule, have some due next month!

ne prairiemama · #34 10/22/12, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by WagleFarm

We raise our Nigerian kids the same way we raise any other breed. They do fine with the same care. They are just smaller and usually require tighter fencing.

Yay! That sounds do-able!