PendergrassRanch
Loving the herd life
C1 is so cute! What is she?
Moses is super handsome. I wouldn't turn him away LOL
Moses is super handsome. I wouldn't turn him away LOL
C1 is a Nigerian Dwarf Goat. Her sire is PTF Caleb. (My buck. He's the one that will be eaten here soon. I'm culling him because of his hooves and his internal parasite issues.) C1's dam is Heidi, which is Southern's Nigerian doe. She isn't registered but is still purebred. So C1 is full Nigerian but she is unable to be registered.C1 is so cute! What is she?
Moses is super handsome. I wouldn't turn him away LOL
She is very cute. She loves people too. She is always full of energy and running around. As I said above, she's been a great goat so far.Aww, that little girl is way way way to cute to be just C1. And plus she is running a close tie to Moses for good looks---you should just send her here so I can name her and make sure Moses doesn't have competition.
You have plenty of NDs... C1 is mine.Pearce Pastures said:Aww, that little girl is way way way to cute to be just C1. And plus she is running a close tie to Moses for good looks---you should just send her here so I can name her and make sure Moses doesn't have competition.
Yes, the dog and goat shelter back there are temporary shelters because in the spring, summer, and all they are moved all throughout the woods. So they need something that I can move around easily. That's why they are like that. And yes, they will be staying where they are (more than likely) for the winter since there is no point in moving them because there is no forage anywhere due to winter. I think it's a grand idea to make a better and more permanent shelter back where they are. And it would for sure look much better than they do now. I'm not going to lie, thing things look pretty bad. They would look a little better with brown tarps but I don't have any brown tarps. The blue looks pretty bad, I do agree. hahaSouthern by choice said:Hey Straw, gonna butt in here......
Maybe your readers could help here....
The temporary dog shelters are easy to move, which they are moved when the animals are moved. Over the winter they are not really going to be moved because the leaves will be off the trees and there won't be any real browse, so just hay and feed. I think the temp shelters are UGLY!!!! I don't care for ugly. I want to build a large building, one side pretty much enclosed with a loafing area attached, for the area they are in. This area is "hard fenced". It is a lot of work though (for the size I want to make it) and would have to be built in panels and taken back to the area and assembled due to no way for electricity for power tools.
Do I bother???? They don't use the shelters, esp the dogs. Unless it is a truly severe storm they won't go to a shelter. I honestly hate the redneck, blue tarp crap! If I build a building I think the goats would like it because it could also be something fun to play in/on. To me it may be functional the way it is but it is just so trashy and unkempt looking. And yes, I am the kind to want the woods raked and dead logs removed, so the woods are "clean". I can't stand to go back there because it is so messy looking!
Straw and I were going to build it together, and my DH just bought me a new nailer! So what do ya think????