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Lat year, around September I sprayed a section heavy with poison ivy with poison killer. How long will it take for that poison to dissipate so I can let the goats take care of it?

Beautiful babies you have yourself there...congrats :-)

I hope this doesn't read too ridiculous...but when a goat eats things such as poison, does any of that transfer to the milk?

I have off tonight and as soon as I return from stocking up at the store for the two inches of snow we are expecting, this laptop and I are going to have a girls night in....wish I could get a goat app for my phone.

OMG...this sooooooo much worse than waiting for chickens to hatch :barnie

As if I wasn't obsessed enough with goats...do you think goat birthing will count as a valid reason to call off of work? :pop

Wonderful thread...thanks for asking and answering all the wonderful questions. I have chickens too and am expanding to goats...heaven help me.

I am definately intertested one or two of those Nubian/Fainter babies. Please keep me updated on mamas progress :celebrate

Threeboyschicks...how is Nina? Did she have some kids?

I could certainly be ready by May, well after they were ready to leave mama :weee

Thanks for all the replys...I am in Harrisburg. I have driven 4 hours for chickens and certainly wouldn't mind doing so for goats. I only have 3 acres so I do not want goats that will get too big. I have been thinking about this for a while and now I am ready to get into the learn all I can...

I am super interested in getting a goat and would like any helpful info, insight, visits etc.

I started on BYC in October...20 chickens later and now I see all of these goats...I am in so much trouble.

Oh no, I am in big trouble if I get into goats...but...I want a nigerian soooooo bad :love

Me too...since BYC is down for renovations I happened upon this link and I had to join since we are contemplating getting a goat. These forums are WONDERFUL!