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We sold one and are now adding one. I mean two.... Now I see how goat math works!
I am definitely seeing how the goat math works. We set out to get a doe with 1 baby this year. Well plans changed, we ended up with 2 alpines and then our first registered alpine and her baby hew is going to get registered soon. Plan on adding 2 and we ad 4 :).
 

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A friend told me once that she would buy a dress, hang it in the closet and when DH finally noticed, asking "is that new?", she could reply with " that's been hanging in there a long time"

NOW -- because Saanens are white, cream....unless he takes the time to actually count (most don't) the new one isn't noticed for "a while". At that point, she's "been there a long time" may cover it. :p
He noticed. All her Lamanchas are black, and you know, the ear thing. All her other goats with ears are Nigerian Dwarfs, and this 8 week old Saanen is already taller. Could she sneak in a black Lamancha with dad? Sure- at least for a while.
 

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Someone asked me today how many goats I have. I just laughed. I have no idea...

8 senior does
1 junior doe
3 keeper doelings
2 sold doelings
6 sold bucklings (2 leaving next week, one the week after?? )
1 junior buck
2 senior bucks

And 3 pending final payment once weaned.

There.

I'm not that bad. Not compared to some of you.
 

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Love reading here as most have more than me, so I feel better --- and no one even around to tell me I have tooooo many. :cool:

There is only 7 adult does, 1 buck, and 11 kids from this year. Last preggers doe is due early to mid June, generally twins, so far only does. I plan to get rid of 7 of the 8 buck kids from this year. One is a keeper as he's a 5th gen mini-nub, colorful, sweet and small. He was named Jethro, after the handsome hunk that used to be on "Beverly Hillbillies". Yeah, he even has that "goofy" innocent personality. :hu

Right now he still has his family jewels but, we will see if he continues to be breeding material as he matures. He can always stay as a wether cause he's obviously a favorite. Really good milking genetics on both sides. His mom was FF and has easily nursed the trips. Dad's side was from some most touted milkers at Green Gables. He & the 3 little doelings will be kept for "a while" --- sound familiar?
How long is "a while"? :hide
 
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