neener92; new pictures!

[neener92]

I'll start my journal out with some pictures, I myself like looking at every ones pictures, so I figured you guys would like looking at mine!

First off, a few pictures of my new goats The In Man (Inman) and Gracie Lynn (Gracelyn).

A few cow pictures, sorry goaty people, but cows are still my first love.
One of my two bottle calves.

Mommy and her new baby I had to pull today.

Some storm pictures, unfortunately it went around us, or fortunately.....it was scary looking!

I live on a large farm way up on a mountain in the middle of nowhere West Virginia. I can't picture myself living anywhere but here on 'my' mountain. We raise beef cattle, a few sheep, and some goats. We also have other critters such as three guard donkeys, two female pot belly pigs, ducks, chickens, guineas, turkeys, geese, and of course a few cats and dogs.

I'll add more later, but for now it's bedtime! Hope ya'll enjoy!

 

[elevan]

Love the pics and welcome to BYH journaling!

 

[ILuvSheep]

Love your little bottle baby! Never been a fan of cows, course I've never had my OWN FRIENDLY cows.... ^^

Is Gracie Lynn the one with the horns?


CUUUUTE ! Welcome to BYH journaling, with no one on to post on yours, it sucks. But.... I'll be here 24/7 and chat so much you'll wanna quit!!!

ETA ~ Okay they both have horns, is Gracie the lighter colored one

 

[BarredRockMomma]

Welcome to the world of BYH journaling. I will warn you it is addicting.

 

[RPC]

Great pictures and your house sounds like Heaven. It would be fun living on top of a mountain at least for a little while. Keep up the journal I love reading them.

 

[Symphony]

Nice place, it would be fun to live on a mountain. I like Cow's too and that calf is adorable.

 

[neener92]

Well, yesterday was a busy day! I fed everyone, cleaned chick brooders/feeders and such so I could move my larger turkey poults outside (that actually took forever, cause half way through I had to go move my ram who was in the way of hauling dirt to add on to our cattle barn), check cows, weed-eat, clean the house, and when I went to feed my two bottle calves I heard one of my sheep talking to something.....she had an adorable speckled faced ewe lamb! Shoot, I didn't even know she was close to lambing since her wool is so thick, they were supposed to get sheared before they lambed...so much for that! Anywho!

ILS, they both have horns, and Gracie is the lighter one. She is the sweetest calmest goat ever!

I love it up hear, it's sooo peaceful, til my uncles beagle starts barking. It's just family up here and seven houses. It's sometimes a pain, the closest Walmart is an hour away!

I'll post pics of the new lamb once I get a chance. That's about all you'll get from me is a ton of useless pictures.

 

[BarredRockMomma]

I'll post pics of the new lamb once I get a chance. That's about all you'll get from me is a ton of useless pictures.

There is no such thing as useless pictures. And there are never too many.

 

[neener92]

Here is my ewe, Ila V. Ewe (born on Valentines day last year) with her baby.

 

[HankTheTank]

Love the name!! Took me a couple minutes to figure out...