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Beautiful!!! I’m so excited for you. :love

It’s crazy how much the Nigerians sell for compared to the other breeds. I sure hope she turns out nice! The 2016 Colorama Sale kid, Wood Bridge Farm Spelling Bee, who sold for $16,100 was 1st place 2 yr old milker this year at Nationals.

Woops, forgot to update that. I had that as my title after I posted about the show/LA results from earlier this year. I plan to attend a couple more shows this year and definitely participate in LA again next year. I don’t think I’m ready to go on milk test yet, though I may try to do a one...

Thanks! She looks nicer to me the older she gets. Her dam line usually has 2-3 kids per litter. She was a triplet from a FF doe. She’s pretty big, I’m thinking she has at least 2 maybe 3. Edelweiss is carrying an even wider load!

Beautiful!!!!

No problem! I’m so glad I got to see some One Fine Acre Goats in real time, hopefully someday I’ll see them in person!

Congrats!!!! I was so excited that you placed 3rd with Zamia!!! Random screenshots from livestream.

What classes are your goats in?

Carolina Girl is looking nice!

Seriously?! That’s ridiculous.

Thanks! I always love seeing the pictures you take!

I got a quick clip of the junior’s developing baby udders today. I have multiple due dates, but I’m thinking they might both be due August 7th. Edelweiss Dazzle

You’re right, the color did throw off the height of Queen’s eustachion. With that rump and her udder potential...:love:love:love

Beautiful! That stinks about your milktest. Trudy’s eustachion is ridiculously high! :ep:love I can’t wait to see her udder!

I’m wondering the same thing as I renewed membership/applied for a herd name a few days ago and have no verification for it except a PayPal receipt. :hu I’m planning on calling the office to make sure everything went through.

Woohoo! I’ll be looking for them on the livestream. :)

:hu Thanks! Hopefully it will turn out. I have multiple due dates (she and Edelweiss were penned with a buck I was borrowing), but I’m thinking she’s a couple months bred. She’s always been a big goat. ;)