HankTheTank
Loving the herd life
Where we will turn you from a "goat fancier" to a fully blown enabler in only a matter of days! 
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Where we will turn you from a "goat fancier" to a fully blown enabler in only a matter of days! 
bonbean01
Herd Master
Welcome!!!
Think sheep...sheep...sheep...hair sheep...hair sheep..hair sheep...we need more sheep people...more hair sheep people...LOLOL...we have S.A.S....sheep addiction syndrome...sounds so much better than GAS..right?
Think sheep...sheep...sheep...hair sheep...hair sheep..hair sheep...we need more sheep people...more hair sheep people...LOLOL...we have S.A.S....sheep addiction syndrome...sounds so much better than GAS..right?
SmallFarmGirl
Smiley Crazy
I already see you're taken care of so I'll go convince someone else to get goats... 
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nemers2softball
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If I decided to get sheep...(or goats). Not yet determined.bonbean01 said:Welcome!!!
Think sheep...sheep...sheep...hair sheep...hair sheep..hair sheep...we need more sheep people...more hair sheep people...LOLOL...we have S.A.S....sheep addiction syndrome...sounds so much better than GAS..right?
Haha. What type of sheep would be a good type of show sheep for a beginner??
Straw Hat Kikos
The Kiko Cowboy
Whichever way you go, I would never keep sheep and goat together. The nutritional needs are very different. I see so many that say, "Keep them together," but I advise against it. Goats are very good with cattle btw. I know some that feed their goats cow feed. You have to know what your looking at though.
