November Prep
Oh, yeah I also forgot to mention that we have already begun to prep for the upcoming winter season. Gathering and hoarding hay, winterizing areas of need, and rehoming animals that didn't make the cute before our winter season begins. Most of my nanny goats are currently expecting babies, so our winter kidding season could start anytime in the next few weeks. Their milk has dropped and their back bellies have lowered. I'm excited to see what our new billy brings to the herd. His mother was jet black and gorgeous, so he could throw any shade of color. I'm glad we decided to bring back more Kinko blood into our small herd. Dozer is parasite resistant and I have only had to treat him one time in the last 6 months. The farm we purchased him from as a young goat stated that they "do not treat for anything. If they die they die." He has doubled in size and would currently be larger than any goat they owned. He came from a herd of 85, so he his growth ...