New Myotonic Billy Goats
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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If someone can come up with parasite resistant boer goat's whith good mothering instincts, man you'd really have something there.
Yes that’s called a GOLDMINE!!🤣🤣🤣
I started out with a mixed herd of boers and Boer/Kiko cross. I’ve got one Boer left out of 80 that made it with no wormer no grain and is fatter than a pig eating forage. But only one haha
@@WholesomeFamilyFarms You got something special the hard way! Are you going to use him to cover all the females since he's the only survive and thrive boer billy?
About that snake, sounds like the devil wanted you to get bit cuz I've never seen a snake up on a pole. Thank God you saw it.
I have found your channel and enjoy it i have raised 100% registered Myotonics for the last 7 to 8 years and over the last year have started making the switch to the Kiko goat. last year i did some myotonic Kiko crosses which have turned out good. I stopped using the 100% myotonic because of the slow growth rate but other than that the myotonic are great goats, great mothers and good on parasite resistance
Great information and thanks for watching the channel. I’d love to visit with you some time about your experience.?
@@addisonranch i would like that also if you would like I can send some pictures of the crosses
@@jamesmiles8914 sure that would be great. Drop me an email at brettaddison@yahoo.Com and I’ll send you a contact number.
@@jamesmiles8914 send pics if you get a chance.
I see lots of color in your future. Just need a good Kiko buck to put over those crosses in the future!
Thank you Karen!! We’re excited for the future.😁😁
Lol I don’t know how that happened Josh!!! Probably I clicked when I should have scrolled. Anyway it’s great to here from you!!!! Don’t tempt me on the Kikos!! I’m thinking a little Loverboy😳😳😳. I saw where that son brought about 8k!!!!!!!
What kind of plants (white flowers) they are eating? Did you plant them? Love your cute goats. Just wondering why you chose corn to feed your goats? Corns GMOs make animals sick. You can have ALL these super food around them for free. Thank you for your lovely video.
Those white bulbs are arrow leaf clover. Agreed on the corn. I only use it if I need to do something with them. Here I’m trying to get them comfortable being around the Spanish Goats. Thanks for the comment and watching.
That's a nice new set of Billy's
Hey Karen thank you!! I like them too!!!👍🏼👍🏼
Good looking goat's, aren't you worried about the poled billy's getting beaten up by the horned ones?
Thanks Ian. Yes I am. Last year they did okay against the Spanish.
What about just using Boer Billies and making a terminal cross since parasites are your main concern ? Even if you had to worm kids once the incentive on growth rates and the market end would more than cover additional cost. I think you have it figured out what works for you but personally I dont like the fainting or heavy influence of Nigerian on the new crossbred billies
Don’t think I didn’t consider the Boer. With no worming of any kind I just wasn’t comfortable with the risk. I am starting the Myotonic as a terminal cross but I think I could keep them as Nannie’s if I had to and not miss a beat with the parasite control. Thanks for all the great input Jason and thanks for watching.
Excellent video. hope you will not mind What about Myotonic Billy Goats with Kiko goat crossing
I think those would be good also.
You should put them on sum boar bucks
I’m concerned the boer bucks would survive long enough to breed😳😳 thanks for the comment.
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Thanks Sally!!
No no boar goats are jusd to parasite prone. I have kiko & kiko boar crosss. The Kiko is so parasite resistant. I dont ever need to trear any kinko under they are over age 7 or 8. The kiko boar cross the same. But dam them straight boars if you dont warm from kid on you have dead goats.
Sam is worth his weight in gold. I run goat for a goat Rental biz and do the same with any new goata. Slow interdiction to the dogs.
Thanks for the input!!😁
How many acres do y’all run your goats on.
About 1000
Was wondering why you aren't mixing kikos in sir?
I don’t think the Kiko would improve meat to bone ratio like the myotonic. My “KIKO” is the Spanish.
@@addisonranch i see your thinkin there sir.
@@addisonranch im goin to have to research the myotonic breed sir