Thursday, June 11, 2009
moved
Thank you for your time.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Sorry it's springtime in Missouri
Spring is here and I have been doing this and that. It seems nothing is getting done and there isn't enough hours in the day.
Fences to fix
Goats bloating because of all the spring grass coming in. Some dieing
baby kittens
baby ducks
bottle babies to feed
I got 4 goats that i am watching because I don't know for sure when they were bred but they are has big as a house and bagged up they can hardly walk.
All this rain is making it harder to do anything.
Had a tornado come through the next town over from me. So glad it wasn't any closer but feel sorry for the families of the three people who died and the houses that got blown away.
Don't get me wrong I am so glad spring is here and the days are getting warmer. It's so great to go outside in shorts to do chores instead of 2 layers and clothes. Feels like I lost 10 pounds but if you look at me I think I gained 10 pounds over the winter.
Got to go. Will try to get pics of the baby ducks
Thank you for your time.
Monday, March 23, 2009
What a weekend
The above pic. is of Dottie with her little boy she had Sunday. Dottie had twins but the second one was born dead, looks like he stop growing inside her and let this little boy have all the food. This little boy was a very big baby and Dottie had a hard time having him but everything is going good for them.
I just wanted to add a couple pics of the bucks that made all these babies. The top one is Billybob, he is the main billy at three years old he does a real good job. The way he is standing is because he just got done spraying his face and I caught him before his lip went up in the air. He doesn't smell to bad right now but he does smell.
This one is Spot, he is only a year old but he is doing a pretty good job for a youngen.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Animal pics
Friday, March 13, 2009
I forgot
The sheep.
How could I forget them? I guess I was half asleep last night.
There are 8 sheep(2 of them babies). Waiting on 4 of them to have babies. They are getting ready to pop. When they lay down they look miserable, look up at me and say ain't it over yet. I keep telling them they have to wait until it warms up around here before you have your babies. They just lay their head back down and grunt or slowly get up and go eat something. I can hear them now, "Well if I can't have my babies now I might as well eat".
By the way these sheep are Suffolk sheep. They are a lot easier to keep in then the goats. If there is a small hole in the fence the goat go right threw it but the sheep don't seem to care, but if the gate is open the sheep run to get out.
Just wanted to make a comment about the time thing at the end of the posts. It ain't always right. I saw what time it said I posted yesterday and thought hum how could I of did that at that time when I was at work then.
Don't believe everything you see.
Saturday is my day off so will be able to get picture of everyone after the morning feeding frenzy.
Talk to you all later.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Getting started
This is the new calf that I am bottle feeding and trying her to suck off this goat. The goat who's name is Cogo is the mother of Timmy. Cogo lets the calf drink while she is eating but when she is done I have to hold her so the calf can drink.
Have to be to work at 7:30 in the morning so will say good night for now.