The boys on the other hand needed some gentle prodding to get out of the trailer
Eventually they all got out and went to find some greener pasture. Well there's more blackberries and gorse than grass, so I hope they're up for the challenge as they have a big job ahead of them.
Before we got the goats we spent a lot of time preparing....
Chris hired an excavator and was like a kid with a new toy.
Chris made this gate out of old trampoline and swing bars.
The other lastest edition to our clan is Mr. Rooster. He came from down the street and decided he liked our chickens and his owner said we could keep him. It's been interesting to see the change in dynamics with a man about the house. |
5 comments:
Wow - you guys have pretty much got your own farm now! Looks fantastic!
Yikes I hope they aren't noisy. :)
addition! :)
We had cashmere goats a few years ago. They had lovely personalities but were also lots of work. We hope you have great fencing because they are inquisitive and will always be interested in what is over the next fence!!! Good luck... :)
that is a fantastic achievemnt for the holidays you guys...by the next holidays you will have little goeats running around everywhere...the chooks look very happy ...how many eggs a day????
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