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Rural/Farm Life

Bayard

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8. That little girl is resilient!

Reply to jcgoldie (Original post)

Mon Sep 2, 2019, 01:30 PM

Sep 2019

Enjoyed the story.

I have Nigerian/Pygmy crosses. Only 4, but great entertainment. The baby is finally learning that the mini-donkeys don't care for her jumping on their backs for a ride as she's gotten bigger. She also sails over gates, but stays right around the fence.

Elizabeth, Mazie, Claire, and baby Kami (Lizzy's kid).

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Here's my 3-legged goat story to share [View all] jcgoldie Sep 2019 OP

I used to have pygmy goats. They'd greet me when I got home from work and I'd pick an apple off in2herbs Sep 2019 #1

Some folks claim to see mountain lions here in southern Illinois jcgoldie Sep 2019 #5

What a wonderful story! Ohiogal Sep 2019 #2

Thank you! jcgoldie Sep 2019 #6

great story Kali Sep 2019 #3

nice jcgoldie Sep 2019 #7

Here's a video I uploaded to show how Vida walks jcgoldie Sep 2019 #4

She is CUTE. Scarsdale Sep 2019 #13

thanks for that:) jcgoldie Sep 2019 #14

That little girl is resilient! Bayard Sep 2019 #8

Yeah goats can be more delicate than sheep. Farmer-Rick Sep 2019 #9

Enjoyed Vidas escapade!...don't turn her over to the lady! Karadeniz Sep 2019 #10

Would a well-trained herding dog have been able to help? AndJusticeForSome Sep 2019 #11

That could be jcgoldie Sep 2019 #12