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Yep! That's the one!

1. Small aquatic mammal 2. Opens clams with rocks 3. Extremely cute (opinions vary)

Yep, you got it!

I'll try! 1. Rodent 2. Kept as a pet 3. Has cheek pouches to carry food

Does anyone here love nature in general? I occasionally like to sit out on the property and observe nature. Birds, squirrels, bugs, anything. I noticed there is quite a bloom of milkweed lately, and that's good habitat for Monarch butterflies and their caterpillars. I made a video of them:

What breed (or mix of breeds) is this? I see some chihuahua in that cute face. I have a chihuahua, Tinker.

Video introducing Bilbo:

Thanks for all the advice! Sounds like a lot of work but will give it a try.

New little guy. I traded Periwinkle's skittish daughter for this little buckling. I have another buckling that I wanted to use for breeding my does, but he's related to some of them so I might sell him and keep this guy. His name is Bilbo.

I have a squirrel nest box that bees have taken over last year, and they're still there. They're totally welcome, but I'd like them to move to this bee box I bought. I'm pretty sure I don't know what I'm doing, so please watch the video I made about it, and tell me if I'm doing anything wrong...

Neighbors Chickens Here's a video of my neighbor's chickens, who occasionally visit my yard; which is totally OK.

I ended up selling the herd sire as well as his tiny sister. One of his sons is going to be the next herd sire.

I was thinking about getting a cow or two when I have more land. Dairy only. Maybe Holstein.

I got a teat dip cup thingy for my goats, but I don't know how to use it. There's no instructions, not even online that I can find. It's an Ambic Non-return DipCup. It doesn't make sense that the cup doesn't seem connected to the bottle beneath it, which looks like it should be. Do I poke a...

I know I'm a latecomer to this post, but the youngest buck I had was 5 months old when he bred. I now have a 6 week buckling who was trying to court his paternal grandma!

I bet buck milk would be icky. If a buck with udders was wethered, would that make his milk any better?

I have Nigerian dwarfs, and my buck who I'm selling soon weighs about 40 lbs. His sister, I think is between 25-30 pounds. They may be cute at this size, but is this healthy? They are both over a year old. Attached are the doe Idima and the buck Kylem.

Eshki's producing enough milk that her kids can nurse and she still has enough for me to milk her. 🤠

I have a Nigerian dwarf buck, 3 Nigerian dwarf does, 1 pygmy doe, 1 pygmy/dwarf cross doe, 1 Nubian doe, 1 Nubian/Boer mix doe. Mostly pets and milk.

More babies! My dapple Nubian doe Eshki yesterday gave birth to a buckling and a doeling! I really like their markings. Attached are Eshki and her babies, as well as the Nigerian dwarf daddy, Kylem. He did his job well, and all the babies born these last 2 months are his. And he's only 13...