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goatboy1973
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Thanks. There was the time last year that our herdsire somehow got his big noggin and huge rack o horns stuck between a brace post and a tree trunk and dad needed help freeing the big lug. The buck was especially excited because his girls were all in heat and he smelled so bad that his stench could knock a buzzard off a manure wagon from 50 feet. LOL!!! Not such a good outcome as yesterday though, I went to the meeting smelling like billy goat, Febreeze, and sweat. This is why I always keep an extra tie in my company car. LOL!!! No new kiddos today and the surviving kiddos born yesterday made it through a cold cold night last night. We are still awaiting the next wave of mini- hippos to kid. The goats are snuggled up in the barn with the guardian llama and guardian mini-mule with full bellies of Timothy and Orchard grass.So glad that the 2 made it and sorry for the loss of the other. You were really thinking on your feet about putting the temporarily rejected kid with the other new mother. Surprised that the first mother came back after her remaining kid, because by that time it should have smelled like the other's baby. Go figure goats. At least you don't have a bottle baby on your hands. Congrats on your first births, in a suit and tie no less!
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