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Old 06/29/12, 07:45 PM
 
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Pictures finally!!!!!!!! Very pic Heavy
I did not get the pictures taken yesterday but it worked out just fine as I can include the pictures from the twin bucklings this AM. So total for the year 3 doelings ( 2 retained ) and 7 bucklings, ( 1 possible retained 1 meat and 5 to be sold or meat). Pictures are of the 3 sets of twins born in the last 3 days.

2 buckling and one doeling I think the closest to camera is doeling she has spots but they are darker then her coloring
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next 2 are this mornings bucklings
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next is the doeling we are keeping her blaze goes all the way to underneath her chin

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And just because I am a proud mom a picture of DS17 right before he shipped off to basic
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and one I pulled of his troops facebook of the gas chamber he is in the middle
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Old 06/29/12, 08:58 PM
 
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Cute babies! I loves me some polka dot goats.
Tell your son thank you so much for his service to our country. Also tell him to be safe. Or else!
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Old 06/29/12, 09:48 PM
 
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Your spotted goats look like fawns.
Where is your son going through basic training at? My son is a marine and just got back from Afghanistan in May. He just left yesterday to go back to Hawaii where he is stationed.

I am about 20 miles from Ft Leonard Wood is why I ask. Please tell him I thank him for his service and to really listen to the lessons they teach cause they will save his life.
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Old 06/29/12, 10:04 PM
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Please tell your wonderful son thank you so much for fighting for our freedom. Love love love the babies. We still might be interested in a doe. Let me check with momma still. I know she wanted a spoted doe to show.
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Old 06/29/12, 10:51 PM
 
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He does basic this summer then AIT next summer after graduation. He is at Fort Benning Georgia I am thinking of trying to attend graduation in August if everything works out.
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Old 06/30/12, 05:58 AM
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Very adorable babies, I love the spotted ones! Your son is very handsome & send our Thanks to him for all they do.
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Old 06/30/12, 06:40 AM
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Your son and goats are all wearing spots! lol! Cute babies..cute son!
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Old 06/30/12, 11:19 PM
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He looks far older than 17!
The babies are all so cute, including the big one in camo
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Old 07/01/12, 11:17 AM
 
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Your goats are cute.

Your son looks very mature, nice looking young man!!! I've got uniform pics of my hubby at age 17 when he went into Navy and my brother at age 18 when he went into Army. You will charish those pics. Congrats mom, he's young man and looks like he's tuning out wonderful!!!
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Old 07/01/12, 05:02 PM
 
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Well we lot the buckling that was delivered by the last goat pregnant, sometime yesterday or this morning. I had helpers here but they weren't watching her as she seemed so far off not even hubbie checked on her. So now I am trying to graft one of the other boys that momma was not taking care of onto her. When it rains it pours!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have been dealing with gma in hospital and all of her children that actually live closer then me and most are self-employeed could not be bothered to go be at hospital with her and care giver. Family actually wanted me to go back down there today, I explained as nicely as possible that I went most of the day yesterday without my medication, and my neuro implant on so I could be coherent and able to take care of things for the first day, they needed to take over!!!!!!!!!!!! as I have a life!!
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Old 07/01/12, 05:51 PM
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Good for you! Stand your ground..there is no reason one family member has to do everything. I'm sorry about the buckling Sounds like so much on your plate right now.
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Old 07/01/12, 09:02 PM
 
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I just got a call from my son the first in 2 weeks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! All 4 brothers had to have a turn and I was talking about 100 miles a minutes trying to catch up when I had my turn.
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Old 07/01/12, 09:03 PM
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Be send best wishes to your son and thank him for his service to our country. <3


Your baby goats are precious! I love the speckles!
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