Delightful Goats
Posted By Elaine on February 17, 2010
The girls are settling in nicely. It is so nice to see them in the morning. They call out to me when they see me coming.
View from the barn
It has been so cold this winter but the good thing is that it also has been very pretty. This is the view from the goat shed early one morning in the snow.
Stitches
It is really hard to get a good picture of the girls now because they mob me when I walk into the yard. No more cowering in the corner…it is full on. This is Stitches. I make fun of her because she is quite the junk food junkie. She will do anything for a cookie or grain. She does not like to eat her vegetables very much. She would like me to hold the hay for her…Diva. I had to get this picture of her actually eating her veggies.
Yoohoo, breakfast!
This little girl finally has a name. We named her Yoohoo. She has a sister named Yodel so we had to rethink that. Yoohoo is perfect for her. She is a black goat with chocolate color on her cheeks and ears. She is a delightful goat. She loves her vegetables! She loves her grain and cookies but is not picky when I bring them hay.
Where are the cookies?
Life is so busy now but so much fun! I can’t wait for babies! Well, I can wait, but with much excitement. Yoohoo is going to be the first to have her babies sometime in March. Stitches will be due at the end of May. Stitches seems more like a puppy sometimes. Yoohoo is definitely a goat, and what a delightful goat she is.
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They are so cute! I can’t wait to see the babies!~ I am seriously thinking of getting a goat in the spring. I will need all the advice I can get:) tee hee….
aw they rock! and its pretty hard to find anything cuter than a baby goat,I am so happy you got that place I can tell your loving it!! One thing for sure,dont ever ask me to call you Mara! GOD bless you country girl!:)
They are so cute. We have two bora goats. I love goats no matter how many you have they each have their own personality. It dosen’t take long to spoil them either.
So happy to hear that the girls warmed up to you – it was just a matter of time. Love the name Yoohoo too!
Wonderful post Elaine.