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From: GoatTheSnakeMan
10/07/2008 20:57:09

Thanks, it's really not much...Yet. 


Mary_Beth88 wrote:

Great collection! I envy you.



From: Leonard_Marie
10/04/2008 02:32:38

hello have a great weekend

From: JETZEN
10/01/2008 19:59:10
[quote="Mary_Beth88"]





JETZEN wrote:







Mary_Beth88 wrote:
Brahmas are awesome animals. Every one that I've been around is like a big dog. They will learn their name and come running when you call them.

They are kind of mutts. They are a cross between nubian and boer. They get pretty big, an adult can weigh in at about 100-125 lbs. They are a lot more work than I thougt when i bought them. I am actually considering taking most of them to auction and getting some cattle instead. The goats are costing us more than what they are saving us in tax breaks. If you are considering raising some kind of live stock, I would recommend cattle or hogs if you don't want a lot of maintenance.



From: junglejane
09/30/2008 17:39:06


From: JETZEN
09/20/2008 11:21:43

Mary_Beth88 wrote:

They are kind of mutts. They are a cross between nubian and boer. They get pretty big, an adult can weigh in at about 100-125 lbs. They are a lot more work than I thougt when i bought them. I am actually considering taking most of them to auction and getting some cattle instead. The goats are costing us more than what they are saving us in tax breaks. If you are considering raising some kind of live stock, I would recommend cattle or hogs if you don't want a lot of maintenance.




oh, thanks for the info, if had the room for livestock i would get dwarf pygmy goats and dwarf pot belly pigs but i'd also like a brahma watch bull


From: williamw123
09/17/2008 15:33:15
great collection


From: JETZEN
09/16/2008 14:04:36

Mary_Beth88 wrote:

That's what I touhgt too wehn we bought them. Definitely not the case lol.



hi Mary, i've always been interested in farm livestock, so what breed/breeds are your goats?


From: Charleshanklin
09/14/2008 19:56:51
[quote="Mary_Beth88"]

I love them. They're awesome. I got them all when they were 6-8 weeks old. They were barely off the sow.





Charleshanklin wrote:



[quote="Mary_Beth88"]

I didn't personally catch them. My friends caught them when they were very young. They are feral pigs but they have been domesticated so much that they are like dogs now. They roll over on their sides and back to get their belly rubbed.








Charleshanklin wrote:





Did you catch the pigs you have?





Very cool. I have had a few feral hogs. Iusually end up in okeechobee hunting and have saved a few. They do turn out to be good pets if you get them young enough.


I think they are way under rated as pets. I think they are smarter than dogs. If you like lizards and don't mind daily feeding you would really love bearded dragons. Have you had one yet?



From: JETZEN
09/14/2008 01:13:41

Mary_Beth88 wrote:

You'd be surprised at how picky they are. They don't eat as much grass and weeds as we thought they would when we got them. We supplement them too much and they're all fat and spoiled. They were livestock when we bought them but now they're just pets and yard ornaments.



lol! wow! i thought they ate just about about anything non-meat.


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09/10/2008 21:19:27
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