Goats

Fias Co Farm Goat Photo Gallery

NOTE: I just added this gallery and have not yet had time to organize it properly or caption all the images.

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9 Responses to “Goats”

  1. AvatarAgnieszkawilko
    Posted:
    Mar 17th, 2008 at 6:39 am
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    :P wow i have 5 goats at home :P


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  2. AvatarAmelia
    Posted:
    Jul 30th, 2008 at 5:01 pm
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    Molly~
    You have adorable goats! We are working on building a goat herd. We have 7 right now. We raise Nubians and Oberhasli’s. What age do your goat usually pass away?

    Thank you~


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  3. AvatarMolly
    Posted:
    Jul 31st, 2008 at 8:57 am
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    Molly~
    You have adorable goats! We are working on building a goat herd. We have 7 right now. We raise Nubians and Oberhasli’s. What age do your goat usually pass away?
    Thank you~

    Average age for goats:
    12 for does
    12 for wethers
    8 for bucks


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  4. Avatardonna
    Posted:
    Sep 22nd, 2008 at 9:47 pm
    4

    I just got my first goat 5 days ago, i rescued her from a slauter house, she is about 2 weeks old she gas floppy ears and i fell in love with her. i am just so happy i was able to rescue her any info would be helpful.


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  5. Avatarconnie paris
    Posted:
    Mar 27th, 2009 at 4:49 pm
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    Molly, I wanted to post some helpful disbudding info for your viewers - I have the luxury of being able to get xylazine and lidocaine from my horse vet (I’m a certified vet tech). I gave my 3 week old kids .1mg/kg of xylazine IM, then when they were down I injected about 1ml of lidocaine SQ all the way around the horn bud. Not one kid made a sound, or indicated that they felt any discomfort. I reversed with yohimbine after the procedure. It was soooo much less stressful for me and the babies. Also, the mommies didn’t have to listen to their babies screaming.


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  6. AvatarTammy
    Posted:
    Apr 14th, 2009 at 10:16 pm
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    You have some beautiful goats..i really enjoyed you website.. I have three goats of my own.. my 3 yr old daughter and i are really enjoying it.. we hope to see more of your goats and read the blogs.. cant wait for more….


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  7. AvatarAbby-Skye
    Posted:
    Apr 18th, 2009 at 7:42 pm
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    aww [: I’m 12, my mom and I just got two goats. One is a pygmy and ones a Nigerian Dwarf. The man we bought them from said our the pygmy (who is about 9 months old) is pregnant. She should be due in about a week or two so we’re very excited and hope they turn out as cute as yours! :)


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  8. AvatarSHERA
    Posted:
    May 20th, 2009 at 11:26 pm
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    THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU. I FOUND YOUR SITE AS I WAS RESEARCHING GOATS. I HAVE WANTED THEM FOR YEARS. I JUST GOT 4 NUBIANS THANKS TO ALL YOUR HELPFUL INFORMATION. BY THE WAY THE BEST PICTURES EVER GOLDIE WITH THE TOMATO AND LARRY AND THE KIDD. TOO CUTE.


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  9. AvatarMaria Farminer-Mann
    Posted:
    Jun 18th, 2009 at 3:37 am
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    I am about to rescue a female goat, whose owner has to leave his rented home. It is, in fact, his neighbour who takes care of the goat and, as her home is owned by the same person, she has been frantically looking for someone to rescue this adorable animal. I’ve been busy building a wooden fence around a lovely glade on our land and my next job is to finish the stable I have begun. I hope to find another needy herd animal, to keep Fi Fi La Tour company.
    (Mad or what)?!


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