Welcome to BYH! Unlike the rest, my babies are sheep, not goats. However, although not identical...much is the same and I love seeing everyone's animals and babies 
Very helpful and supportive people here and you've come to the right place for goat/sheep addiction enablers 
Howdy fellow goat-a-holic!Welcome!I am also new into the love of goats and have just gotten started with them!
I must tell you ahead of time, i do have an addition; and that is" goats". just thought i'd get that out there first. problem with that. the only cure is "more goats". I am working on this as we speak. 
Well I just wanted to say again Thank You for the warm welcome. Also wanted to "Welcome You to the Herd"as well! I haven't had much time grazing around the yard, but do like all the wonderful, friendly, & warm critter lovers that I've had the pleasure of chatting with. Well gotta go, looking forward to chatting with you again. I have a pic of one of my babies on the picture of the week, shes wearing her pink sunglasses. She is our spoiled rotten to the core lil goat. oh coarse she is 16 months old now plus shes 3 mos. preg.. she was the first kid born on the farm.
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Howdy babsbag!Welcome from California. Goats are certainly an addiction here too. Started with 3 seven years ago and now have 40 and I am building a dairy. Watch yourself; I think it is contagious
2 yrs. ago I had 2 does; now i have 10= 7 does, 1 buck, 1 buckling & Gus the buck buddy.(wether). Not to mention 5 of my does are pregnant & due to kid starting in Jan. 2016.
So i think i'm already contaminated. But I have to save I do love it. I'm raising Nigerian dwarf dairy goats. love them kiddos.
whats yours. well see you around the BYH. I like talking goats. and everything that deals around them.
oh my, goat gurl you are so right and thank you for your warm welcome. i can be talking about the weather and next thing i know i'm talking about the clover in the field that needs that rain thats coming, and that leads me to talking about how much my goats really need that clover & winter rye to grow.
i'll notice their either trying to walk away or change the subject. the problem is, i didn't even realize i had wondered off into goat land. what to do? 
so i just get on this here computer and joined the herd where others love to talk about their babies as much as i do. yep, I admit it; I am a goat-a-holic.. but there an't nothing wrong with that. ok, nuf said about that. Well, I raise Nigerian dwarf dairy goats. love um , love um. so whats your addition? so i hope to see you around the backyard.
Welcome!
Welcome Samantha drawz, i may have already sent a thank you for welcoming myself. I just wanted to send yours a special HOWDY WELCOME from La-Z Hooves!
Thank You OnefineAcre, And a big Howdy your way. wow, i can't wait, i have at this moment 7 does; 5 of which are expected to kid starting in jan. 2016; 2 doelings that are 8 mos now; going to breed them when they turn a year; 1 buck, 1 =7 mos. old buckling and gus my wether(buck buddy
) so how many kiddos did you have on the ground at one time. cause these lil kiddos are alot of fun. i can spend the whole day just watching them play. well look forward to seeing you around the barnyard soon.
Hooowdy! thanks again. so, come spring what breed do you plan on raising? here, we have Reg. Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats. they are alot of fun. and just love love love their milk as well. it's top notch. they are not that big so their easier for me to take care of, looked at full size goats, but decided to go with this breed cause of their size. not to mention the kiddos are so cute. i started with 2 does. and then 4 mos later got a buck to breed them with. now 2 years later i have 10 goats. not to mention 5 of my does are due to kid in jan. 2016. so looking forward to them lil kiddos.Greetings once more (already said HI in another post)
well gotta go, barn chores a calling. see you around the barnyard.
A Big Howdy coming from Bama, to ohio.Welcome from Ohio! Sheep can be just as addicting
I'm sorry i don't know much about sheep, but i do love pics of them. looking forward to learning about them though. all the in and outs around the farm. just loving this site.
Howdy Texas, a big thank you from la-z hooves straight from Bama! we're always working on the farm. See you around the barnyard
