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So they used for milk or what?

Cool, Joe Rocket makes the best hot weather gear out there IME.

I wasn't aware that the kid was 11 days old, I had 11 weeks on the brain. That's a differant story then lol. Don't **** yourselves for heaven's sake.

2 words... Hot Shot. Really, get a livestock prod and shock the living fire out of her when she jumps on you, she'll learn awful quick. May raise a few eyebrows of folks that couldn't imagine "hurting a widdle baby goatie-poo," but believe me, if you've raised as many bummers as I have, you...

Lol that your first auction?

Hah, those are too neat.

Oh, here's some for y'all, true stories: One person informed me that they don't eat eggs because they're actually baby chicks, and that's killing an innocent animal (right after that she took another bite if steak... I was quite amused at that whole conversation.) Know someone that doesn't...

Cheese curds maybe? Lol I don't know, more of a bump so people who know what they're talking about can help. Good luck!

I'd like to buy a NZ buck (if you have reds or blacks I'm even more interested) and some Cal does.

Mama's in one pen, kids in another on the other side of the ranch at 7-12 weeks (although I had one that weaned himself at 3 weeks :ep , healthy as can be though. No, mama didn't reject him, he just decided enough was enough I guess lol. Go figure.)

Well, I ended up rescuing him (palomino QH) and he gained weight like a mad dog, kept him for several months but it got awful expensive after awhile so I gave him to some friends of mine who live not too far from me. He made it through the winter fine (which was my main concern, it was brutal...

Well, that's what I thought, but I've been hearing about bunches of people lately raising rabbits on that exact diet, so I thought maybe it could work. Some people I know even feed a mix of meadow hay and alfalfa exclusively and seem to have pretty good luck, so I was just wondering. Thanks

I'm about to get back into rabbits again and am trying to figure out a way to do that without pellets. I have a LOT of good meadow hay, some alfalfa, and chicken scratch, along with dandelions and veggy stubs lol. So would that work or is there a better way? I'd like to try and keep things...

I had some LaManchas for awhile, never noticed that happening... Maybe I just got lucky?

Well, they used Safegaurd a couple months ago, so I'll definatley have to worm him when I get him home. Thanks for all the info guys!

Well, he's been wormed already... I know he's gettin some grain, not much though, and not regularly. They have a weight builder on the market nowadays, is it any good or should I avoid it like the plague?

Well, I mean besides that. I know to feed grain, I've been around horses my whole life... What I mean is, is there somethin else I can do (in addition to the grain) to help him along? I know he aint been grained much (he has had a little now and then) and I'm tryin to think of ways to put weight...

Well, I met this lady who needs to sell some horses, so I'm gonna get a skinny little yearling colt. He's been wormed, no shots this year yet, and he has free choice hay and grass... But you can see his ribs, hip bones, etc plain as day... I believe she's feedin him free choice hay and grass...

Same here.

Oh, its fun as heck!