Recent content by Nommie Bringeruvda Noms

Thank you. I'm mostly angry with the woman I bought him from. But, I blame myself, too. I tried, but feel like I failed him, horribly.

Sadly, we had to put him down. 😢

And, thank you!

It's what I'm hoping for. But, she isn't going to do it - she going to coach me through it. I might as well learn, so if/ when it happens again, I'll be able to start the training, right away, rather than having to wait until she can get away from her chores & life. That is one very busy lady...

We would have sent her to freezer camp. I have a buck now, who's previous owner said he had to go. I thought it was because she needed fresh blood in her breeding program, but the reality is, she just couldn't handle him. He's incredibly skittish. Not mean, but I can't get close to him, so in...

Yup - agreed,100%. Definitely not enough to keep a couple in butter, with just one. But, 3 or 4? Possibly. Especially when they're in peak production & being milked by someone who doesn't have crippled up hands.

I have Nigora goats, a mix between Nigerian Dwarf (avg 9% butterfat)& Angora. Exactly what I wanted for both dairy& fiber. We don't have a cream separator, but I can vouch for the high fat content. The yogurt, kefir, cheese, & ice cream are incredibly rich and sweet, and left in the fridge...

If you can make it with chicken, you can make it with rabbit. Coque au vin, with rabbit is Lupin au vin, but the only ingredient that is different it the meat. You can stuff them with onion, and almost any root veggie, and roast them, or you could smoke, grill, fry, bake, poach, or even do them...

Many of my local goatie friends have a saying, "goats are born looking for the most creative way to die. " My and my husband's hearts have been broken many times, in the 3 1/2yrs we've been raising them. We had a wicked run-in with coccidia, a year and a half ago, losing 3 Nubians and a Boer in...

I raise Nigoras. They're a cross between ND & Angora, and the only ones bred for both excellent milk and beautiful fiber. We're working toward full breed status, but that's still a few generations away. They're very sweet, easy to handle, and socialized ones will follow you around like puppies...

Adorablus Maximus. No doubt in my mind. Totes adorbz little breed, sure to steal your hearts, chomp your power chords, dig holes in your floors and walls, dive into your still open mouth to steal banana bits, drive you nuts, then look at you with expressions so sweet, your heart and brain will...

Not sure where you've looked, for the dna/ parentage tests, but: https://vgl.ucdavis.edu/test/parentage-genetic-marker-report-goat

Oh, no. I'm so sorry...

I'm so very sorry for your losses...

Thank you! I hope so, too!