I don't think you should ever feel bad or guilty for rehoming animals to make room for improving your herd. I'm positive that you always find good homes for those animals.
Not just her colours i would love to see if she is a shining example of over time breeding improving lines, would love to see if little Lola has the capability of outshining her mama and grandma in milk production.
While it’s sad Tatum’s udder isn’t quite what you hoped for, it’s so nice to see Hazel’s really bloom! Not sure if it’s enough for you to keep her but quite the improvement from last year!
Honey was appropriately named...she's so sweet! Your babies know you love them all! ❤️ We followers also know and trust your decisions you make for their futures. It isn't easy.
Kevin could build a tray for the bottles that slides in to your barn stall dividers so you have it when you need it but can put it away when you don't. 😉
You set a great example for anyone breeding any animal. Breed to improve not just populate. I love listening to your reasonings and the stats. Thank you.
One day you should just post a video of several hours of baby goats jumping around and running and leaping over each other. I could watch them play forever.... They are soooo cute.
I’m so happy to know that Newt is acting like a buck and will one day be a “big man on campus” as a PET! And that’s ok! He looks great and has grown so much. Good job y’all!
ugh I just love aspen , her body structure Is just beautiful and she is growing so nicely. I do also agree with your potential decision about Tatum, I think letting her go and retaining Lola could be the best route. of course you guys know best :) it will be interesting to see how raven will perform ...
I absolutely love seeing your take on the animals in your herd and following along with the decisions you make for improving your genetics. Totally get how hard it is to move them along but I really admire the dedication you have on your new direction. As someone who’s trying to do similar things within my herd, it’s so helpful to be “involved” in the process and see how you decide who stays vs who goes!
Thank you for continuing to teach us all about raising goats. It’s obvious that you are very well informed and making the best decisions you can. I don’t envy you. I’m afraid I wouldn’t be able to give any of those babies away, or the mamas either. Thanks for the glimpse of my Luna! I miss seeing her. ❤️🐐
It's wonderful to see you give good homes to the baby goats, I have to say Newt looks absolutely gorgeous and bigger then before and that's always wonderful to see!
Tatum makes me laugh so much! The way she head-butted Wynonna when she fell off of the chair, and then looked up on the milking stand at her own daughter as if to say "now *there's* my precious princess". Haha! I've been enjoying being able to watch her mother her two beautiful babies. She's very protective, definitely a helicopter mom, and she seems to prefer to keep them in a nice secluded spot away from the rest of the peasants. But the little ones just want to play with their friends so she ends up following along and being the park police, making sure nobody gets out of line, while keeping an eye on her own two sweet little angels. I love it! By the way, I fully understand that you're making thoughtful, strategic changes to your farm and raising your breeding standards even more to improve your herd. But some goats, although precious and perfect in their own way, just don't quite make that particular mark that you're reaching for. Tatum will be missed though. She looked like a little baby deer when she was born with those moon spots. She was such a cutie! But I know you will find her a good home where she can relax, graze, have friends, enjoy life, and give the occasional head-butt to a baby goat that just might come too close. And not have to go through the pains of labor anymore will be a plus, even though she seems to be a really good mama. I'm excited to see what's to come on your farm and I can't wait to see the babies that are going to be born soon! I think the babies you have this year are by far the prettiest I've ever seen! It's a joy to watch them jump and play and learn how to socialize and get along without a care in the world!
Hi Danelle, I think because Kevin is such a wiz when it comes to designing and building his crafts , the 2nd option of making a rack to hold the bottles would be perfect . This could also be used when you have future kids as Kevin’ s crafts are always sturdy and you will get quiet a lot of use out of the rack . Cheers from Kylie in Australia 🇦🇺
Love hearing about how you choose the best genetics for your farm. Hard decisions but good ones! Please keep sharing! I'm excited to see what new goats you bring in! Please share how you evaluate them as it helps me learn how to strengthen my herd!!
So about two months ago I discovered your channel and I have been binge watching and I finally just caught up the other day. This has been the longest wait ever for the video to come up because I’m not use to waiting! I love your channel!❤
How are Ethan’s birds and the kitties? I may have missed it, but I haven’t seen them featured in awhile or hanging out at the milk stand! Missing out on the other cute animal pics! ❤
I have never seen a baby goat with markings like little Steel Magnolias! Her coat is like a patchwork quilt, and the countless moon spots are stunning! Her coloring as well is beautiful. She's not just black and white, she has softer colors like silver and brown too. I'm so hoping you keep her and raise her up to see if she has potential. Maybe she'll have Finick's genes and have a beautiful, well-attached udder and no tiny Tilly teats. She is just a showstopper and I would love to watch her grow up and see what she will become. She's a stunning little doeling! So flashy! I can't even begin to imagine what her babies would look like! You have a lot of difficult decisions to make but I know you'll make the best ones for your herd. PS- I had a sweet (and beautiful) childhood friend named Nola and I think that nickname might suit this little doeling better than Lola since her name is Steel Mag-NOL-ias. Just a tiny suggestion in case you hadn't thought of it. I love you guys so much! Thank you for sharing your adorable farm with us. I've been very sick and in the hospital, so watching videos of your beautiful and peaceful backyard farm puts a little bit of happy in my days and helps me to de-stress. Take care and enjoy all of those sweet babies before the next batch comes along!
Good Morning, Everyone! Milk Testing! The Spring Garden! Burrito Bowls! Beautiful! Cute! Sweet! Baby Goats! Changes coming in June! Great Video! Thank-you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I just love Taitums little doeling she is adorable. I would love to have a couple of goats to add to my herd. One day maybe. For now I guess sheep, horses, cows, and a miniature mule will have to do.
I have seen other people use the second example and have better results than the bucket method. It's funny and cute because they called it the milk bar. The babies line up to drink and it looks so adorable. Good luck to you. I love watching your videos. Your animals are so beautiful and so much fun to watch.
What ever you do , we will be supporting your every decision , the best decision is your decision . All the mammas look great and so do the babys cant wait for the juniors to kid and hopefully raven improves the gentics for the udders . 🥰🥰
A little part of my heart breaks thinking about the tilly line being cut from the herd, but I know it would be for the best considering that they can't keep up with their milk production. It would still be nice to see how Raven and Lola grow just because their fathers could help improve their milk production and udders, and Lola is probably the most gorgeous doe I've ever seen. She'd probably make gorgeous babies too! I hope Raven and Lola improve the tilly lines milk supply!
For sure Dolly and Reba will produce a very nice kids to retain in the farm with the babies of Hazel and Daphne to keep the same. They are potentials already as body structure, beautiful udders and character wise. 💕💪
I love you guys, your goats, and your videos so much!!!❤❤❤ I will definitely miss Tatum but I think that you will be able to bring in some very nice goats soon
You know, it's a genuine bummer about Tatum - I loved her from the second she set foot on the ground, and if I could find a way to get to Arizona I'd take her in in a heartbeat - but when you're trying to improve the breed you gotta do what you gotta do. No blames here, even from baby girl's maybe #1 fan. Lola's hers, right? I'd advocate for keeping that one, but maybe I'm a little biased 😂Can I say though??? Hazel's udder??? It's looking SO MUCH nicer this year holy moly? Like- I remember having a pretty wincing reaction to it last year, despite her lovely body, but dang girl!! She blossomed! And Daphne too of course 😍 I can't wait to see all the little girls' udders! Aaaa!
It's too bad she's not meeting your expectations, however I'm also proud that you are making these decisions with a clear mind. It's really hard to figure out dairy goats especially when they have a fairly good genetics. When we get back into goats I think I'm going to see if I can find goats from our original goats. While the Nubians were noisy they did make excellent milk.
Lola is so lovely, she just looks even more beautiful every time I see her! It is indeed hard to think of Tatum leaving, but I feel a lot better having been a longtime watcher of yours- I know that she's going to have a great home, and that we might even see an update of her someday
Omg I haven’t seen your videos in so long like since I was 9. I used to watch them everyday, idk why they disappeared off my fyp. But coming back 3 years later and still great content❤
I love the little goat that is grayish & white with moon spots. Gorgeous little one. Will make beautiful babies in the future. Good luck on the milk tests!
Having goals is what life is about, and all these goats are a wonderful challenge. Your home is where your job is. To have all these goats 🐐 🙌 ❤ 😍 is a serious job and also a joyful life. This is why I love your site, and all your goats.🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙
Can I ask how you pick farms for your goats to go to? I’d love to have one in the future. Ive been a fan since 6th grade lol, now in 10th. I now run my own Nigerian dwarf farm after saving up for years. You guys have been a huge inspiration.
Love the video (as always), thank you for sharing! One tip I have for you is to start touching the udders on the babies as soon as they are friendly, I've done that with some cows that I'm raising and they stopped freaking out about it pretty quickly. Now they couldn't care less about having their udders touched, it really helps to prevent kicking and dancing when the time comes for their freshening, saves a lot of trouble (and milk)!
two things. YES TO KEVIN CRAFTS!!! ❤😂 I’m obsessed with them. i would want to see him attempt to make a multi bottle feeder. And the second, CHANGE THEIR SCRATCHING BRUSHES lol 🤣 they’ve been rubbed raw
Hello fresh has finally come to Ireland been watching ye for year's and seeing all the fun things you make from hello fresh always had me wanting to try it out getting my first box this coming week and I'm excited to try it out
This is so amazing to watch! I would love to add these little fur babies to my farm, but will have to settle for living vicariously through you for now. Going to start with chickens and see how that goes first. Your videos make my heart happy!❤️☺️
As soon as I saw Tatum and stay on the farm..... I clicked so fast so I could see if another one of my favorite goats is staying!!! Love your uploads!!! and I cant wait for the Juniors to deliver
You are amazing. I LOVE your videos and your vision for your goats. I wish you the very best and send you lots hugs when you are deciding who stays and who leaves. I couldn't do it, but your vision and determination obviously is the reason you are successful!
I understand your goals and how difficult it must be letting go. They all seems so sweet, tough decisions. Such a wonderful livelihood. They are a joy to watch.
I introduce a bottle at birth to every baby. I let them nurse from mom, then milk mom out and bottle feed them a few times. That way they know what a bottle is, in case mama were to reject one, or if mama doesn't have enough to support multiples. Makes life so much easier.
A bottle tray would be so cool. They are so cute when they're all in a row with their little tails wagging. You can't keep every single goat and your decisions have to be logical but emotional. I know that any goat you part with will get a good home. Responsible rehoming is the important part. Tilly will do just fine in new surroundings.
Wanted to jump on to say something! I have watched some of your videos and have looked closely at your does. As someone who is very familiar with the ADGA scorecard Tatum has not only the best general appearance in your herd but the highest rear udder with the most correct udder floor, teat placement, and fore udder extension. You emphasize production but I think making structurally correct does your foundations is more important IMHO. Production with a really a really strong buck can improve in a generation or 2. If you do sell her it should certainly not be to a pet home but a show one. She would be a great starting point for someone looking to get into competitive Nigerians. I say with certainly that she is your most correct doe despite her mediocre production. With a 14-18 hr fill I think she would be really competitive. Cheers!
We have used a bucket with many nipples for our lambs and it works great, but they were a tiny bit older. You do have to hold on because they will fight for access and push you around a bit! 😂
Just watching your babies play at the end was so lovely and some of the markings are absolutely beautiful... I do like the lighter ones which I think is Hazel s little one and the one with the beautiful moon spots... I could watch them all day x x
I love and miss Tatum 😢 so much but I love hazel and Daphne udder that look amazing and I remember that Tilly is staying on the farm after she retired. I actually name my Guinea pig after Stella because I loved Stella when u had her🥺
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Tilly’s line seems like a match made in heaven for people who want friendly happy pet goats that want to climb all over you 😂
My jaw dropped at Daphne’s udder😱 lol she must have back pain carrying all that milk
OMG HAZEL?!?!?
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An “udder” is where milk comes from. “Utter” means complete, absolute. Like, “This comment correcting my English is utter rubbish”.
@@evezford i wont lie to you the example you gave was brilliant
I don't think you should ever feel bad or guilty for rehoming animals to make room for improving your herd.
I'm positive that you always find good homes for those animals.
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Daphne is an absolute monster milker! She’s got some amazing genetics!
Please please please do a bottle tray 🤣🤣🤣 I wanna see them all in a row with their little tails a-wagging!!!
You should definitely keep Lola, I want to see her all grown up SO BAD 😬
Oh my gosh, me too! She’s such a flashy goat, I’d love to see her babies.
Yessss!
Not just her colours i would love to see if she is a shining example of over time breeding improving lines, would love to see if little Lola has the capability of outshining her mama and grandma in milk production.
While it’s sad Tatum’s udder isn’t quite what you hoped for, it’s so nice to see Hazel’s really bloom! Not sure if it’s enough for you to keep her but quite the improvement from last year!
Honey was appropriately named...she's so sweet! Your babies know you love them all! ❤️ We followers also know and trust your decisions you make for their futures. It isn't easy.
Kevin could build a tray for the bottles that slides in to your barn stall dividers so you have it when you need it but can put it away when you don't. 😉
Love this idea!
A Kevin’s Kraft!
Yes!
Loved seeing one of the babies going to visit 'Grandma Luna' at the end. So sweet!
Man I really hope you keep Lola, wanna see what she grows up to be
I am really hoping miss Lola is a keeper she's so beautiful. We all know you make the best decisions for your goats.
You set a great example for anyone breeding any animal. Breed to improve not just populate. I love listening to your reasonings and the stats. Thank you.
One day you should just post a video of several hours of baby goats jumping around and running and leaping over each other. I could watch them play forever.... They are soooo cute.
please keep Lola! shes so beautiful with all those moon spots.
Wow, Dolly and Reba look HUGE! Can't wait to see more babies 😍
I’m so happy to know that Newt is acting like a buck and will one day be a “big man on campus” as a PET! And that’s ok! He looks great and has grown so much. Good job y’all!
I'm very excited to see Prim develop! She seems like such a nice bloodline to have!
ugh I just love aspen , her body structure Is just beautiful and she is growing so nicely. I do also agree with your potential decision about Tatum, I think letting her go and retaining Lola could be the best route. of course you guys know best :) it will be interesting to see how raven will perform ...
please keep lola! shes just too gorgeous
I absolutely love seeing your take on the animals in your herd and following along with the decisions you make for improving your genetics.
Totally get how hard it is to move them along but I really admire the dedication you have on your new direction.
As someone who’s trying to do similar things within my herd, it’s so helpful to be “involved” in the process and see how you decide who stays vs who goes!
Thank you for continuing to teach us all about raising goats. It’s obvious that you are very well informed and making the best decisions you can. I don’t envy you. I’m afraid I wouldn’t be able to give any of those babies away, or the mamas either.
Thanks for the glimpse of my Luna! I miss seeing her. ❤️🐐
It's wonderful to see you give good homes to the baby goats, I have to say Newt looks absolutely gorgeous and bigger then before and that's always wonderful to see!
Tatum makes me laugh so much! The way she head-butted Wynonna when she fell off of the chair, and then looked up on the milking stand at her own daughter as if to say "now *there's* my precious princess". Haha! I've been enjoying being able to watch her mother her two beautiful babies. She's very protective, definitely a helicopter mom, and she seems to prefer to keep them in a nice secluded spot away from the rest of the peasants. But the little ones just want to play with their friends so she ends up following along and being the park police, making sure nobody gets out of line, while keeping an eye on her own two sweet little angels. I love it!
By the way, I fully understand that you're making thoughtful, strategic changes to your farm and raising your breeding standards even more to improve your herd. But some goats, although precious and perfect in their own way, just don't quite make that particular mark that you're reaching for. Tatum will be missed though. She looked like a little baby deer when she was born with those moon spots. She was such a cutie! But I know you will find her a good home where she can relax, graze, have friends, enjoy life, and give the occasional head-butt to a baby goat that just might come too close. And not have to go through the pains of labor anymore will be a plus, even though she seems to be a really good mama. I'm excited to see what's to come on your farm and I can't wait to see the babies that are going to be born soon! I think the babies you have this year are by far the prettiest I've ever seen! It's a joy to watch them jump and play and learn how to socialize and get along without a care in the world!
Hi Danelle, I think because Kevin is such a wiz when it comes to designing and building his crafts , the 2nd option of making a rack to hold the bottles would be perfect . This could also be used when you have future kids as Kevin’ s crafts are always sturdy and you will get quiet a lot of use out of the rack . Cheers from Kylie in Australia 🇦🇺
Love hearing about how you choose the best genetics for your farm. Hard decisions but good ones! Please keep sharing! I'm excited to see what new goats you bring in! Please share how you evaluate them as it helps me learn how to strengthen my herd!!
You take such great care of all your animals. You guys rock!!!❤❤
Daphne’s utter is amazing no wonder she got her milking star
Udder!
So about two months ago I discovered your channel and I have been binge watching and I finally just caught up the other day. This has been the longest wait ever for the video to come up because I’m not use to waiting! I love your channel!❤
Tatum’s little girl is so gorgeous!! Daphne’s utter is very pretty! 😍😍
Udder!
How are Ethan’s birds and the kitties? I may have missed it, but I haven’t seen them featured in awhile or hanging out at the milk stand! Missing out on the other cute animal pics! ❤
I like the Kevin’s craft bottle feeder idea! Every time I see baby’s lined up to feed from those, it’s so cute!!
I have never seen a baby goat with markings like little Steel Magnolias! Her coat is like a patchwork quilt, and the countless moon spots are stunning! Her coloring as well is beautiful. She's not just black and white, she has softer colors like silver and brown too. I'm so hoping you keep her and raise her up to see if she has potential. Maybe she'll have Finick's genes and have a beautiful, well-attached udder and no tiny Tilly teats. She is just a showstopper and I would love to watch her grow up and see what she will become. She's a stunning little doeling! So flashy! I can't even begin to imagine what her babies would look like! You have a lot of difficult decisions to make but I know you'll make the best ones for your herd.
PS- I had a sweet (and beautiful) childhood friend named Nola and I think that nickname might suit this little doeling better than Lola since her name is Steel Mag-NOL-ias. Just a tiny suggestion in case you hadn't thought of it. I love you guys so much! Thank you for sharing your adorable farm with us. I've been very sick and in the hospital, so watching videos of your beautiful and peaceful backyard farm puts a little bit of happy in my days and helps me to de-stress. Take care and enjoy all of those sweet babies before the next batch comes along!
Good Morning, Everyone! Milk Testing! The Spring Garden! Burrito Bowls! Beautiful! Cute! Sweet! Baby Goats! Changes coming in June! Great Video! Thank-you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I know this isn’t really your channel’s style, but it would be so fun to have a compilation of the baby goats playing and running around!
I just love Taitums little doeling she is adorable. I would love to have a couple of goats to add to my herd. One day maybe. For now I guess sheep, horses, cows, and a miniature mule will have to do.
I have bottle babies in the house,when your babies were yelling mine were answering them. So cute (:
I have seen other people use the second example and have better results than the bucket method. It's funny and cute because they called it the milk bar. The babies line up to drink and it looks so adorable. Good luck to you. I love watching your videos. Your animals are so beautiful and so much fun to watch.
The thought of a Kevin's craft bottle tray is awesome!!! Can't wait to see what you guys decide! 💜💜
What ever you do , we will be supporting your every decision , the best decision is your decision . All the mammas look great and so do the babys cant wait for the juniors to kid and hopefully raven improves the gentics for the udders . 🥰🥰
Baby goats are really beautifully marked this year..
I would go with the tray for bottles.
That is so sweet that Honey always climbs up and sits with you.🥰
A little part of my heart breaks thinking about the tilly line being cut from the herd, but I know it would be for the best considering that they can't keep up with their milk production. It would still be nice to see how Raven and Lola grow just because their fathers could help improve their milk production and udders, and Lola is probably the most gorgeous doe I've ever seen. She'd probably make gorgeous babies too! I hope Raven and Lola improve the tilly lines milk supply!
For sure Dolly and Reba will produce a very nice kids to retain in the farm with the babies of Hazel and Daphne to keep the same. They are potentials already as body structure, beautiful udders and character wise. 💕💪
Kevin's crafts for the baby's milk ! And wow I can't believe how big the utters are!! Definitely seem bigger then last year
I love you guys, your goats, and your videos so much!!!❤❤❤ I will definitely miss Tatum but I think that you will be able to bring in some very nice goats soon
You know, it's a genuine bummer about Tatum - I loved her from the second she set foot on the ground, and if I could find a way to get to Arizona I'd take her in in a heartbeat - but when you're trying to improve the breed you gotta do what you gotta do. No blames here, even from baby girl's maybe #1 fan. Lola's hers, right? I'd advocate for keeping that one, but maybe I'm a little biased 😂Can I say though??? Hazel's udder??? It's looking SO MUCH nicer this year holy moly? Like- I remember having a pretty wincing reaction to it last year, despite her lovely body, but dang girl!! She blossomed! And Daphne too of course 😍
I can't wait to see all the little girls' udders! Aaaa!
It's too bad she's not meeting your expectations, however I'm also proud that you are making these decisions with a clear mind. It's really hard to figure out dairy goats especially when they have a fairly good genetics. When we get back into goats I think I'm going to see if I can find goats from our original goats. While the Nubians were noisy they did make excellent milk.
Love watching the kids run around!!! Tough decisions ahead but you can do this!! 🤩
Lola is so lovely, she just looks even more beautiful every time I see her! It is indeed hard to think of Tatum leaving, but I feel a lot better having been a longtime watcher of yours- I know that she's going to have a great home, and that we might even see an update of her someday
Omg I haven’t seen your videos in so long like since I was 9. I used to watch them everyday, idk why they disappeared off my fyp. But coming back 3 years later and still great content❤
I love the little goat that is grayish & white with moon spots. Gorgeous little one. Will make beautiful babies in the future. Good luck on the milk tests!
Goats are a lot of work!❤
Having goals is what life is about, and all these goats are a wonderful challenge. Your home is where your job is. To have all these goats 🐐 🙌 ❤ 😍 is a serious job and also a joyful life. This is why I love your site, and all your goats.🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙🌺😇💙
Good luck on the momma's milk test also good luck with the cute little babies goats ❤️.
I really hope tilly pulls through. She and her kids are too sweet to let go
Can I ask how you pick farms for your goats to go to? I’d love to have one in the future. Ive been a fan since 6th grade lol, now in 10th. I now run my own Nigerian dwarf farm after saving up for years. You guys have been a huge inspiration.
Hazal's udder has improved this year ❤️
Love the video (as always), thank you for sharing! One tip I have for you is to start touching the udders on the babies as soon as they are friendly, I've done that with some cows that I'm raising and they stopped freaking out about it pretty quickly. Now they couldn't care less about having their udders touched, it really helps to prevent kicking and dancing when the time comes for their freshening, saves a lot of trouble (and milk)!
two things. YES TO KEVIN CRAFTS!!! ❤😂 I’m obsessed with them. i would want to see him attempt to make a multi bottle feeder. And the second, CHANGE THEIR SCRATCHING BRUSHES lol 🤣 they’ve been rubbed raw
Hello fresh has finally come to Ireland been watching ye for year's and seeing all the fun things you make from hello fresh always had me wanting to try it out getting my first box this coming week and I'm excited to try it out
This is so amazing to watch! I would love to add these little fur babies to my farm, but will have to settle for living vicariously through you for now. Going to start with chickens and see how that goes first. Your videos make my heart happy!❤️☺️
Beautiful set of, Milking Goats...!!! I love all their personalities and colors mix 😍🥰🤎 Can we see more, Luna? Please
As soon as I saw Tatum and stay on the farm..... I clicked so fast so I could see if another one of my favorite goats is staying!!! Love your uploads!!! and I cant wait for the Juniors to deliver
Don't forget to not skip ads ppl🤗 we can help them more by doing it
love the fact that you are stickin with a plan, and always finding a good home for furbabies regardless.
Beautiful babies. Love them all.❤️🥰
Anyone that gets your goats would be very blessed. You always put quality over quantity in your goats as well as your videos! 💕
You are amazing.
I LOVE your videos and your vision for your goats.
I wish you the very best and send you lots hugs when you are deciding who stays and who leaves. I couldn't do it, but your vision and determination obviously is the reason you are successful!
I really like the look of the bottle rack so hoping it will be a Kevins Craft. Lola is truly a beautiful looking Goat!!!
Newt has gotten so big and I'm excited to see witch baby goat you are going to raise up🥰🥰
Your babies are so cute. I want to thank you for explaining what you do and why. I love the fact that you are trying to improve your goats
They are all so cute !!!!
I understand your goals and how difficult it must be letting go. They all seems so sweet, tough decisions. Such a wonderful livelihood. They are a joy to watch.
I think the milk tray would be a good idea especially when you have so many kids all at once, would be a good Kevins craft 👍
I introduce a bottle at birth to every baby. I let them nurse from mom, then milk mom out and bottle feed them a few times. That way they know what a bottle is, in case mama were to reject one, or if mama doesn't have enough to support multiples. Makes life so much easier.
Would love to see a bottle rack craft ^-^ and their little wagging tails
Can't wait to see which ones you are going to raise up. 😊
Omg newt is grown so much
Will Miss her
I have no 🐐 goats YET‼️ but because of all the utter pics I think Daphne has the best overall utter‼️😂🤣 Education is the key😂💜💚🧡💜💚🧡💜💚
Daphné is amazing ! Tilly has been so sweet.
That's awesome congrats so cute aww 💕
Daphne is looking amazing! 😮 ❤🎉 Go Girl!
I really wanna see how Lola and Prim do when they're older, they're beautiful 😍
Yes! A bottle rack. Kevin work your magic 👍😀
A bottle tray would be so cool. They are so cute when they're all in a row with their little tails wagging.
You can't keep every single goat and your decisions have to be logical but emotional. I know that any goat you part with will get a good home. Responsible rehoming is the important part. Tilly will do just fine in new surroundings.
I wish I could live on a farm this makes me so happy
At least you guys do what's best for your pets ❤️
please raise up one of the blue eye baby’s!! i absolutely love the blue eye look in goats😍😍
Wanted to jump on to say something! I have watched some of your videos and have looked closely at your does. As someone who is very familiar with the ADGA scorecard Tatum has not only the best general appearance in your herd but the highest rear udder with the most correct udder floor, teat placement, and fore udder extension. You emphasize production but I think making structurally correct does your foundations is more important IMHO. Production with a really a really strong buck can improve in a generation or 2. If you do sell her it should certainly not be to a pet home but a show one. She would be a great starting point for someone looking to get into competitive Nigerians. I say with certainly that she is your most correct doe despite her mediocre production. With a 14-18 hr fill I think she would be really competitive. Cheers!
The tray works like a charm
Beautiful utters! You must be so proud. They look great.
We have used a bucket with many nipples for our lambs and it works great, but they were a tiny bit older. You do have to hold on because they will fight for access and push you around a bit! 😂
Honestly, too excited for the junior does. Specially Reba and Raven.
Please keep miss honey she’s so sweet and cute and has good genes please keep her
Just watching your babies play at the end was so lovely and some of the markings are absolutely beautiful... I do like the lighter ones which I think is Hazel s little one and the one with the beautiful moon spots... I could watch them all day x x
I love and miss Tatum 😢 so much but I love hazel and Daphne udder that look amazing and I remember that Tilly is staying on the farm after she retired. I actually name my Guinea pig after Stella because I loved Stella when u had her🥺