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Thanks..... and I do occasionally feed him fruit/vegetable peels. As well as a very little quantity of wheat one day, corn the next, and vice versa.

Is wheat hay mixed with crushed wheat, extracted cotton seeds and pea and pulse peels ample for it? Just asking this if sometime I can't arrange greenery for it, will this work? Though I feed it different tree branches and occasionally grass.

@ Sunfisher Thanks @ Queen Mum He is 26 inches from his shoulder to hind legs. Height is 25 inches. Couldn't take the other measurement because I was using a steel ruler and the small guy got scared.

I just saw a few pics of Sriohi goats on google, they are pretty big and muscular too..... actually they're from India, I'm from Pakistan so never heard of that breed locally. Beetal is found in the Punjab provinces of Pakistan and India. Also in India there is a Jamnapari breed, very similar to...

Adult Beetal goats, pics from the net: http://www.google.com.pk/imgres?imgurl= amp;itbs=1 http://lahore.olx.com.pk/qurbani-animals-iid-270493307 http://karachi.olx.com.pk/bakra-for-qurbani-iid-261977893 http://rawalpindi.olx.com.pk/qurbani-ba -271999423...

@Queen Mum He's 24 or maybe 25 inches till the shoulders.

Thank you for the compliments, :) never realized the baby was sooo beautiful :lol:

@Queen Mum No he doesn't headbutt or hit me, don't want to teach him this, but my previous goat used to do it. Pack goats are something new for me.

Thanks for liking it, will measure it's height when I find the inchy tape, lol. Energetic? Ummm... can't really judge, they can jump very high and also lean against trees and walls to eat leaves up high. Some are gentle, some are aggressive and give intruders head-butts. Many of them drink their...

thanks :)

everybody, here is my purchase! http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=171981#p171981

Hi Just got my new pet, aged between 3-4 months, I don't exactly know, got it for 6000 rupees/ USD70 yesterday. In an year, I want it to grow really tall and muscular. Need your comments!

Quite rightly said. BTW the image you posted is quite amusing, lol : And these are slaughtered as to show one's willingness to sacrifice anything for God. Not only do the relatives and friends get a share, but majorly the poor.

Glad you liked the pics. People are willing to spend a lot on these animals because they want to sacrifice the best and most beautiful animal they can afford, though the prices are too high nowadays, going up each year and hardly the rich people can afford these. The sheep with fat on the...

I went again to take pics of the bulls, also went to the CATTLE MARKET and saw many many goats, sheeps and bulls. Do you have sheeps like this at your end? They have a fat reservoir at their rear side. assortment of goats $250 Beetal Buck $250 another Beetal Buck $250 $350 for this buck...

and the cow should be weighing somewhere b/w 100-120kg And the price of a cow/bull of this size is around $400 -500 here. What are the prices at your end?

Guys here are some pics of goats, a bull and a horse, from Murree, a popular hill-station here: I decided to pet it :)

Don't really know, but I have seen Paki bulls on the net which weigh over 2000kgs, don't know if the claimed weight is true.. But many are easily 1000+kg. And we also have this small breed in the North, which at 3years is only about 2monnes/80kg and as tall as a goat.

These are quite expensive too.... price ranges from $5000-$15000 though some are sold for much higher rates.

Here are a few links from the net.... http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150332309099333&set=a.378785129332.157151.34507794332&type=3&theater ahhhh....this ones to good http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150332308749333&set=a.378785129332.157151.34507794332&type=3&theater...