Soldier-Mtn Alpines Website updated

Tracy in Idaho · #1 10/01/13, 11:54 AM

Okay, once again I have gotten the website up to date - with the exception of the junior bucks. With any luck, their pages will be up soon.

So - check it out

http://soldiermountainalpines.com

Comments, thoughts, mistakes found - are all appreciated! Thanks!

Alice In TX/MO · #2 10/01/13, 05:37 PM

I sure hope I win the lottery.

BlueRose · #3 10/01/13, 06:25 PM

Beautiful udders on your does. Beautiful scenery, too.

fadedpolaris · #4 10/01/13, 06:57 PM

Beautiful goats! I'm with Alice, there. A real good hit on the lottery, and I'd be giving you a call.

Frosted Mini's · #5 10/02/13, 12:56 AM

Would love to know if you decide to sell Rumor Has It, Lightnin Bug, or Fast Forward.

Frosted Mini's · #6 10/02/13, 12:57 AM

Or Dragonfly. LOL!! Fat chance!

aart · #7 10/02/13, 05:07 AM

Nice website!

This stuck out for me ....1st sentence, 4th paragraph on home page, sounds dated:

Our herd has just tested negative yet again for CAE in 2011, and kids are bottle raised on heat-treated colostrum and pasteurized milk.

Maybe take the 2nd sentence and move it to the beginning so it reads like this:

We routinely test the entire herd every winter, and kids are bottle raised on heat-treated colostrum and pasteurized milk.

Then it will always read as up to date.

Minelson · #8 10/02/13, 06:24 AM

Beautiful goats and I like the website

Doug Hodges · #9 10/02/13, 08:47 PM

Cool website

Backfourty,MI. · #10 10/03/13, 06:59 AM

Your goats are gorgeous & Love your website. Idaho looks beautiful in your pictures.

Tracy in Idaho · #11 10/03/13, 08:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by aart

We routinely test the entire herd every winter, and kids are bottle raised on heat-treated colostrum and pasteurized milk.

Then it will always read as up to date.

Thank you! I'll work on that. I still need to get our CAE tests all posted, as soon as I figure out how to put up 4 separate pages worth!