Rescuechick76
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Just curious what the age is of everybody's oldest goat? 
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babsbag
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My oldest is Moonpie, she turned 10 in March. Her sister, RC is 9. I don't breed either of them anymore, but they were two of my first goats so they have squatters rights here forever. They are both starting to get some arthritis and move a little slower. Moonpie is the goat in my dairy logo...
frustratedearthmother
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My oldest gal is just a bit over 14!
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Rescuechick76
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What breed are they? And that is super cute!
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Holy cow! What breed is she?
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She's pygmy, I posted a recent pic of her on here somewhere... I'll look for it!
Edited to add: This is a pregnant pic two years ago. It was NOT a planned breeding. And, she delivered triplets!
Edited to add: This is a pregnant pic two years ago. It was NOT a planned breeding. And, she delivered triplets!
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babsbag
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My two old girls are Alpine/Togg cross.
I really like the logo too. I met the person that drew it on BYH, she lives in Virginia. She did a logo for another friend's farm too. She is a very talented lady and she also did the one I use for my soap and lotion business. I love her work and she isn't a temperamental artist at all.
I really like the logo too. I met the person that drew it on BYH, she lives in Virginia. She did a logo for another friend's farm too. She is a very talented lady and she also did the one I use for my soap and lotion business. I love her work and she isn't a temperamental artist at all.
I don't reveal my age (often) since being referred to as an old goat...
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Rescuechick76
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Hahaha!! Nice!I don't reveal my age (often) since being referred to as an old goat...
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Rescuechick76
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She looks tiny. My female is super tiny also. I'm wondering if she'll stay small. I know they are supposed to be small, lol, but she was a triplet and was pulled to bottle feed cause she was so small. She's about 6 weeks older then my boy but she's like 4 inches shorter then him. Lol! She doesn't seem like she's grown at all since I got her. I've wondered how she'd do if I do decide to breed her. But your girl looks to have done just fine
Btw mine are Nigerian dwarfs
