This afternoon when I went out to pasture, and I was really excited!
I think it’s the first time Chocolate has actually gone out to pasture.
There were more kids than I’ve ever seen out here before.
I really hope they keep coming out with their moms. I also have to share a picture of my herd queen just because.
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Teresa
It must be a sweet sight – all those babies in the field. It makes me miss my goats!
It is nice to see them out there. For some reason, I have a hard time getting my June babies to go to pasture.
It looks very peaceful out in the the pasture with the goats
It really is!
It’s nice to see the babies out in the pasture. I’ll bet they’re enjoying it! Chocolate is really cute!
Chocolate is going to be my heart breaker. He’s sweet; he’s handsome; I’m not keeping another wether.
sweet minnie…
She is. 🙂
Love the photo of the herd queen. Now I don’t feel so badly about my chin whiskers ; )
Thanks. Minnie’s beard is very impressive.
I’m sure it was a relief to finally see them out in the pasture.
It is. I really am only worried about one kid now. The rest are on pasture and eating quite well. I keep trying with Chocolate, but his mom doesn’t do well with the heat, and I can’t keep him weaned.