Meat Goats

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• Meat
• goats
• livestock
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• acreage

[psychiccare]

Eric is a great insperation.I cant wait till we get our first goat herd this spring of 2010.

Barbara Moore

Moore Acres

[lopati15]

I just bought me two goats. they sure do make a lot of noise.

[exitre]

yumm

[Bugie78]

Goats are too cute to eat.

[ziggy2sound4u]

@MooreAcres

I do not ave a website, however, my does "look" more rounded(i.e. fatter), with no increase in their feed.....

Also, the does' teats are more fuller, suggesting milk is starting to accumulate.

Of course, I leave Billy in their pen to be sure.........

[MooreAcres]

@ziggy2sound4u

Do u have a website? I would like to see a pic of your kiko/boar buck.

How r u going to tell if ur saanen r pregnant ?

[ziggy2sound4u]

@barbarapaulson

Well, I think my two Saanen does are now pregnant from my Kiko/Boer buck....

This ought to create some truly monster babies!

[barbarapaulson]

@ziggy2sound4u

Yes, I bought 4 fullblood boar does & 1 fullblood boar buck.

We are expecting kids feb 2011

[ziggy2sound4u]

@psychiccare

Did you get any goats?

I see that you wrote your comment 10 months ago......

I started a goat herd, this spring with a Saanen doe, unrelated Saanen buck, Lamancha doe, full blooded midge doe(wife liked it) a mixed breed doe with Saanen stock, and the king of the pasture, a Kiko/Boer cross, whose daddy looked like a small bull.

This way, I can have dairy and meat.