Bayleaf Meadows

OneFineAcre · May 21, 2019

Bayleaf Meadows said:
Yes, Hazel sometimes produces polled goats when paired with a horned sire. Her only registered offspring, Captain Bounty, is polled and his sire is Biskit- a horned Nigerian Dwarf.

I guess we didn't realize she was polled and disbudded her. She was one of our first ever kids.

Bayleaf Meadows · May 21, 2019

Will you be coming to Rocky Mount this weekend?[/QUOTE]

I am only able to make a brief appearance at Rocky Mount- not sure if it will be Friday or Saturday morning. I had wanted to show Butternut, but everything family related converges on this weekend and I just couldn't juggle it all. I want to bring a tote to donate and maybe some of my Bayleaf Signs and Wonders ware for sale. We'll see. I mostly want to get a look at goats and visit with goat people!

Bayleaf Meadows · May 21, 2019

@OneFineAcre- I know it's easy to disbud a polled goat mistakenly. I have probably done it. Do you know if her dam was polled? That part of her lineage isn't displayed at the ADGA genetics page.

OneFineAcre · May 22, 2019

Bayleaf Meadows said:
@OneFineAcre- I know it's easy to disbud a polled goat mistakenly. I have probably done it. Do you know if her dam was polled? That part of her lineage isn't displayed at the ADGA genetics page.

We don't have Katie anymore so I don't have her papers. She was AGS registered. I honestly don't remember. She must have been polled because Rocky is Hazel's sire and he is not.

Bayleaf Meadows · May 29, 2019

I just need to share some cuteness. And say how happy I am that Hazel decided to give us another doe after all these years. Eddie is the mostly white buckling, Alba is the mostly brown doeling.