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Old 02/22/10, 09:25 PM
 
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Getting another goat!



So, I am happy We're going to go ahead and buy Sugar's full sister and littermate, by the name of Storm. I'm making arrangements right now. I am excited, because I am so in love with my girls and I will have three does from the same dam . Yay!

My DH-- the resistant one usually with goats-- was the one who said we should go ahead and pay up to $150 for her . She's in milk-- 1/4 Saanen 3/4 Nigerian dwarf just like my other girls.
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Old 02/22/10, 09:29 PM
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LoL me thinks the goat bug has bit you Two goats and then in less than a month another one They really are addictive. congrats!
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Old 02/22/10, 10:34 PM
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Congrats Issy, we need more pics now.

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Old 02/23/10, 08:16 AM
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Issy got bit hard by the goat bug!!
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Old 02/23/10, 08:40 AM
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Congratulations! (Before ya know it, you'll have 30 or 40!)
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Old 02/23/10, 09:00 AM
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Woo hoo!! I am so happy for you! and excited! Sugar will be so surprised to see her sister...way cool
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Old 02/23/10, 03:49 PM
 
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I actually have had the goat bug for a long time

When I was born, my parents owned a small goat dairy. When I was still a baby they moved here to AZ and we continued to have goats until I was about 6. Ever since then I have wanted my own goats.

Back in 2002, when I still had my horse rescue, I bought a mess of a goat from auction and cleaned her up. She was an alpine, with horrible mastitis. I was able to re-home her as a companion 'nanny' to baby goats who were bottle raised. I called her Yoda . Yoda stole my heart and I knew for sure I'd get goats somehow!

I can't get many more than I have on the 0.2 acres here But I'm thrilled with my (soon to be three!) girls
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