Howdy From Northern Idaho!

[RathdrumGal]

Howdy Everyone! We are in our third year of raising NDG and three sheep on our small acreage We have 7 goats, one Finn Sheep ewe and three yearling lambs out of our Finn Sheep. Babies are due mid March! We have had very good luck with our goats. We keep our goats for milk and sell the babies to help off set feed costs. NDG kids are easy to sell in our area. We have lots of homesteaders or folks who want small goats as pasture pets for their horses. My Finn Sheep is for fiber. I was going to eat her babies, but so far they have nice fleeces and may end up being fiber animals. Hope to get you know you all!

 

[DutchBunny03]

Welcome to BYH! Good luck with your mid March babies! Sounds like you have a pretty good goat market.

 

[Baymule]

Welcome to the forum from Texas!

 

[NH homesteader]

Welcome from New Hampshire! There are lots of goat and sheep people here (myself, I'm a goatie)!

 

[TAH]

from AK!

BTW Happy New Year!

 

[Hens and Roos]

Welcome , glad you joined us! We have goats, rabbits and chickens

 

[Latestarter]

Welcome to BYH! we have a lot of awesome/active goat folk and sheeple. Lots of great stuff in the various threads to peruse! Make yourself at home! We're all a bunch of pic junkies, so would sure appreciate if you'd share a few with us to oogle at Oh, and Happy New Year!

 

[norseofcourse]

Welcome from Ohio! I have Icelandic sheep, but I've seen Finnsheep and they are very nice. Are all your Finns expecting or just the ewe?

 

[micah wotring]

Welcome to BYH from West Virginia! Do you have any pix to show off your animals with? We'd love to see 'm!

 

[LocoYokel]

Late to the party...
HI NEIGHBOR! If you need an extra hand come spring just HOLLER! I only have meat rabbits n layer hens right now but was raised on farms and know how that "extra hand can come in handy".
(I'm in Post Falls)