Our tiny Pygmy Herd & a New Pyr
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| Lily the Pygmy |
We brought home three more goats Sunday. Many thanks to our friend, Jerri Ritter. She sent us on our way with a pygmy, a mini La Mancha, a mixed doe and a year-old Great Pyrenees.
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| Mosby, the Pyr |
Pygmy Herd
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| Mini La Mancha Doe |
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| Pygmy Doe |
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| Chuy, Pygmy Buck |
Buck
Stopped by the Escambia County Co-op's Brewton Livestock Auction and saw the cutest little guy! I was the lucky high bidder (considering how high the rest of the goats went today). After we got him home and in the pen, he calmed right down. Has a very sweet little personality. Looking forward to picking up two nannies to keep him company tomorrow from our friend.
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| Removing the stickers |
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| Our new little buck |
Spring? Is that you?
Late January and my Keiffer Pear is blooming. I'm enjoying our mild winter and hope a nasty freeze doesn't come along (like it usually does) and knock the blooms and buds off the trees. Not a peep out of my Pineapple Pear, though. I guess that one's playing it safe. Scattered a couple handfuls of last year's grass seed in the old chicken yard. Hope it will be green soon. No more chickens for us, so I'm hoping I can revert it back to a small pen for goats. Today would be the perfect day to be out working. Not too warm. Not too cool. Stuck inside, recovering and working on bookkeeping. Enjoy your day!!!
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