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Ridin' The Range
Congrats, lots of great looking kids, and other than no milk, no big problems even for 1st timers!
Now you understand why it would be hard to make the decision to get rid of Ivan?jodief100 said:I like the one with the light brown head.
I'm not either but the red gene is a remnant of the solid red buck that I used several years ago. At the time it seemed like the right thing to do, what with the "red trend" but it amounted to sacrificing size for color. Now after a few years back to a giant sized traditional bucks, the colored kids are starting to get bigger and fewer. I have 2 solid does and 1 paint. I'll keep this one, plus 2 from an earlier group to make 6 total "red" goats.cmjust0 said:I'm not a fan of solid-colored meat goats, but....yeah....that little red doe's awful purty.
Absolutly! I should send you a picture of Diaz, the boy I bought. 10 months old and about 180 lbs. He got right to work, brought 6 of my does into heat in 1 day and 4 more 2 days later.()relics said:Now you understand why it would be hard to make the decision to get rid of Ivan?jodief100 said:I like the one with the light brown head.