B&B Happy Goats....journal

greybeard

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Great pic of a smokin' goat! Kinda reminds of or makes me think of the satanic renditions of the old goat from hell... Bophomet?
During the third reconciliation of the last of the Meketrex Supplicants they chose a new form for him... that of a Giant Sloar! Many Shubs and and Zulls knew what it was to be roasted in the depths of the Sloar that day I can tell you.:eek:
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Sometimes I wish my sheep were affectionate like goats are. But they aren't always looking for mischief or a way to escape. So I'll keep them, they are easy care.
 

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These girls are so cuddly and loving, one likes to pull my hair, another likes my shirt buttons. We rub noses with each other....its goat love Bay.....and mine aren't looking to escape, just to play , eat and have my attention. But I haven't named any one of them DINNER.....:lol: hummmm perhaps your sheep know something, after all they do talk when your not around....and rumors do spread among the herd:ep

If you rub noses with a sheep you are likely to wind up with a face full of crud when they snort. :) I spend a ton of time with my sheep and only have a couple that will seek out affection. They like to be scratched but that's about it and it's fine with me. The ram is the exception as he will come over for scratches every time you go out to the field. We only have a couple that have names since numbers are easier to remember. :) Our calves do have names though = Fred and Barney
 
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