Prim's BABY GOATS....HOW BIG ARE THEY NOW?
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024
- PRIM's Darlings are growing fast. Eating all they can! Keep track with us as they have their 3 week weigh in. It's also time for the yearly shots...Who did the best? Subscribe for more backyard goat fun @sweetcreamsdairygoats .
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I started watching you guys because of prim... and I just LOVE you guys so much! You have a wonderful family and I love watching you and the animals on your little farm...❤❤😊😊
Oh, that made my day! Thank you!!!💗☺️
they are getting so big and they are adorable.
Thank you 😊!
I could watch them play all day long
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Beautiful babies goats ❤congratulations ❤
Thank you so much 😊
I remember last year when Prim was out running around and playing with her kids😊
It is so special how her whole life has been documented!
Great video!
Thank you for the encouragement!
Nice goats 😊
Thank you!
Their too cute ❤
Thank you!
Popcorn 🎉
Totally!
So cute! ❤❤ glad they are doing well.
So adorable
More goats😊 healthy goats😊
Always a good start to the day with bouncing babies. Amber was too funny avoiding coming up. May I ask besides Prim, how old the rest of the goats are?
Everyday should start with baby goats! Amber and Luna are 4 years old this spring! Miss Bee just turned 3, and Dahlia is turning 1!
So many of you guys have the same goat names that’s crazy
I notice that too! Prim is the one and only from Weed em and Reap, but we also have a Luna ( she was already named when we got her). I Don't think I have heard other goats named Amber, Dahlia, Miss Bee or Trinity? Have you? Curious!
No, I haven’t heard any of those other names
Awesome@@joannschiller6303
Your goats are pretty. Have you thought of breeding these Nigerians with Saanen goat a high milking breed form Switzerland, they are produce a big quantity of milk comparison to their size.
You may create a new breed with characteristics of both small and large milking abilities.
People have done this before with good results. Recommend
That is interesting. If I had more land I would love to get creative. For our family, the ND produce the perfect amount of milk though, and it tastes like perfection. What about the Saanen? Is it comparable to ND?
@@sweetcreamsdairygoats the milk is less in butter fat. Definitely not as rich in the cream. But they produce so much that they are considered the Holsteins in the goat world.
That is a great option for sure. Something to consider if we get to needing more milk in the future. Thank you!@@DaughteroftheKing-j6q
Of course. It Is something I also might consider in the future. ☺️
Amudaus needs a new collar soon, he already has a big buck neck. It always makes me sad when people don’t want to be around their bucks. I’ve never smelled one but it’s not their fault, it’s just biology 🥺
I will double check if I need to loosen it tonight when I go to tuck them in ( haha). I agree, it is so hard to not give the bucks more attention. They crave it too. The buck smell is a really unfortunate reality with goat keeping. If you have to touch them, when they are in rut, or even if they rub on your clothes....the smell will linger for a long time. Even after washing with soap. It's true, it's not their fault.