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We've never had problems like that. But we also feed ours the same feed year round.

That's how we used to when we had them and everybody I've met around here has them together.

I am just getting them to have them, I think I can go with two of each and thank y'all. But I want Nigerian Dwarfs because there aren't a lot where I am and I would like to introduce them.

I'll put it this way...Owls prey on rabbits/hares in the wild(Hawks to but less so because most rabbits are nocturnal) so yes they definitely will if they don't have a cover. Also I wouldn't recommend mesh.

If your cow gets spooked it will go through those boards. At work I've seen where cows bent the metal cow panels so bad they were thrown away.

She may see the mares as a threat and the young mare got to close.

Hey everyone I am planning on getting either Pygmy goats or Nigerian Dwarfs. I am leaning more towards the Pygmies but only because there are so many of them and also I can get a buck from my Grandpa across the road. But I want Nigerians because there are a few people around with them and also...

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:fl that the pheasant eggs hatch.

Oh I thought you were like one person that said the House Sparrows deserved our help more than the natives. :hide

Those yaks look nice. :) :thumbsup

Dill Pickle :lol: :duc

Sounds like some good dogs. Did you ever find a register name for her ? Ours is Bye Golly Southern Miss Molly.

It's still cute, I also feel like that about peta. But then I found this photo and I was like :D =D

Thank you!!! :lol:

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Ours is full grown and weighs about 50 lbs.

Not that I don't like them I just think we shouldn't make a huge fuss over them.

I just think we should focus on saving native birds not the sparrows. And no I'm RingedTeal on BYC.

We went over this on BYC they aren't native. They are native to Europe not America.