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11/12/12, 08:44 PM
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My Goaties :)
I took some pictures of the goats today and thought I'd share 
This is Oreo, he's a 7 month old nigerian/pygmy wether, and is my shadow <3 can always count on him to cheer you up! He's my little lap goat
This is where he sleeps
Climbed up in mommys lap
And annoying his big sister
This is Savannah, she's 2 years old and a registered grade doe. Nub/Ober/Togg. Super sweet.
This is Rose, shes 8 months old. Sire is reg 100%, dam is reg 94%...talked to the breeder and she is going to send us her papers (hopefully)
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11/12/12, 08:45 PM
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11/12/12, 08:56 PM
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Oreo is so cute! Rose has a very pretty head.
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11/12/12, 09:11 PM
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I like the looks of your buck! As for being registered, no boer registry allows bucks less than 97% to be registered... and no kids out of bucks less than 97% can be registered.  He looks like a great commercial buck - can't wait to see pics of him all grown up. I have a couple fullblood does that are just lovely, but due to a papertrail mishap along the line, they're unregistered too. Well, 2 can be registered at 50% but I haven't done it yet. Figured no problem waiting until I have kids I want to register out of them, first.
SUPER jealous of your red doe. *drools*. I want a red, and a black, and a red polkaspotted, and a black polkaspotted, and a red paint, and a black paint...  I already have some cream roans, a butterscotch, (crosses of course), as well as many traditionals. Had an 88% red BUCKLING born this spring, woulda kept it in a heartbeat if it was a doe.*sigh*.
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11/12/12, 09:41 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mygoat
I like the looks of your buck! As for being registered, no boer registry allows bucks less than 97% to be registered... and no kids out of bucks less than 97% can be registered. He looks like a great commercial buck - can't wait to see pics of him all grown up. I have a couple fullblood does that are just lovely, but due to a papertrail mishap along the line, they're unregistered too. Well, 2 can be registered at 50% but I haven't done it yet. Figured no problem waiting until I have kids I want to register out of them, first.
SUPER jealous of your red doe. *drools*. I want a red, and a black, and a red polkaspotted, and a black polkaspotted, and a red paint, and a black paint... I already have some cream roans, a butterscotch, (crosses of course), as well as many traditionals. Had an 88% red BUCKLING born this spring, woulda kept it in a heartbeat if it was a doe.*sigh*. |
Oh jeez...you know how very stupid I am????  I seriously knew that about the bucks being registered!!! {{{Smacks self in ------}} LOL How very stupid am I to let that totally slide while looking at this buck  and wth is it with me and finding all these loser, lying goat breeders  guess SOMEONE will be getting a phone call tomorrow to inform him this guy cannot be registered! Oh well, he's staying put at my house....he will make lovely meat goats and possibly great show wethers for 4-h...guess its a good thing not many people around here worry about papers! Jeez I am such a half wit sometimes!
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11/12/12, 09:46 PM
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And Dona....if we have a little red, or paint doe, you are more then welcome to drive 11 1/2 hours to come get her!!! LOL
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11/13/12, 06:03 AM
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Wow! I love your buckling. Registered or not, he's truly awesome. And Rose is a chunk. Oreo is too sweet for words.
Sue
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11/13/12, 06:48 AM
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Katie
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Great looking group of goats! Oreo looks like a real rascal & I'm sure he'd be my favorite too but I have a soft spot for the wethers.
Your new Buck is really Handsome & for some reason he looks like his name should be Bosco.
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11/13/12, 07:08 AM
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Oreo is DARLING! and I also just love Savanna. Great looking goats...all of them. I can't believe Oreo fits so perfect in that pan!
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11/13/12, 07:29 AM
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Thank you for the compliments everybody
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11/13/12, 09:03 AM
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Okay I am coming to take Oreo. He called and said he wants to live in Oklahoma lol. He is to darn cute!!!! You have some beautiful Boers. Your red girl makes me second guess getting out of Boers. I hope you have tons of little cute painted Boer does.
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11/13/12, 10:16 AM
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Caprice Acres
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BoerMomma
And Dona....if we have a little red, or paint doe, you are more then welcome to drive 11 1/2 hours to come get her!!! LOL
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Don't tempt me. I drove 6hrs one way for my first boers.
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Dona Barski
"Breed the best, eat the rest"
Caprice Acres
French and American Alpines. CAE, Johnes neg herd. Abscess free. LA, DHIR.
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11/13/12, 12:12 PM
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OMG two names hit me looking at your Boer buck
Studley Stewrite or Brad Pitt (because of that lower pouty lip)
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11/13/12, 01:08 PM
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I want an Oreo- right now. So full of personality and so cute.
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11/13/12, 02:04 PM
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Oh dear Oreo is going to need a bigger pan real soon. What a cutie!
Love Rose too but your other goaties will do (not that Im partial or anything  )
So does the buck have a name? Is he your favorite? He got extra press time here.
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11/13/12, 03:00 PM
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Beautiful critters!
The gentlemen standing on the other side of the fence in one of the photos of your buck is in perfect "firing range" for a dose of buck perfume!
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Nubians, Boers, Jersey cows and a whole lotta ticks
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11/13/12, 04:24 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by April
Beautiful critters!
The gentlemen standing on the other side of the fence in one of the photos of your buck is in perfect "firing range" for a dose of buck perfume!
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LMAO He will learn...and I will be there to laugh!
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