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Queen Mum
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I learned from Donna and Steve Semasko's website, Eidelweiss Acres... Donna is a wealth of information. And you can call her for information as well.
The website is messed up and not working for me. The link works but the sire itself is messed up.Queen Mum said:I learned from Donna and Steve Semasko's website, Eidelweiss Acres... Donna is a wealth of information. And you can call her for information as well.
I agree. I've never had a pack goat but I would bet they are much sweeter from a younger age and are more bonded to you.I don't think all pack goats have to be bottle fed, but it does make it much easier to train many of them, if they started out that way. Really though, I think a good pack goat is really more of a personality sort of thing and individual to the goat.
Sooo, that is what my family meant all those years when I was growing up! They always said it rather meanly...guess they were a bit jealous!Yeah I think OUTSIDE of the box all the time. In other words, I'm wierd. (wise, idealistic, Exceptional, rebellious and Dynamic) I take what I can from each group and use it. I leave the rest, but I try not to ignore what people have learned from experience.
I make my own.Straw Hat Kikos said:Oh and the saddles and the stuff you need for them is expensive!!
Cool. That's a good idea. You may have to show me some.Queen Mum said:I make my own.Straw Hat Kikos said:Oh and the saddles and the stuff you need for them is expensive!!