Only need two bucks…

Buckling Rainbow

I love my bucklings, all three of them. However, I can only justify keeping two. Although it might break my heart, Loki is for sale. Loki will make a wonderful herdsire for another herd of ladies. I can’t use him for breeding as he is too closely related to my does. TGP Titan Loki Loki… Continue reading Only need two bucks…

New Home For the Boys

New Shelter for the boys, with the girls shelter off in the distance

Bucklings need a home If you have been following the blog, you know that the Bucklings are growing up faster than I expected. To prevent unwanted pregnancy, I had to divide the goat house to separate the girls from the boys. https://titanranch.ca/the-bucklings-need-to-be-separated-and-i-am-not-ready/ Since then, I have been working on the boys new home. With all… Continue reading New Home For the Boys

Bucklings growing up

goats are out grazing next to the unfinished buck house

They Need to be separated and I am not ready! Somewhere between 8 and 12 weeks old, you can expect a buckling to physically mature to the extent that they could impregnate a doe. I was hoping for closer to 12 weeks, but of course my bucklings extended at just barely 8 weeks old. They… Continue reading Bucklings growing up

Tractor (Mis)Adventure

tractor stuck at bottom of gully

Normal start to Morning My day started normally, at about 7 am with animal chores. I fed the goats, and cleaned their house and yard. Then I let them graze outside their yard for a while. When I pulled up in the tractor with a load of fresh cut branches, they raced back into their… Continue reading Tractor (Mis)Adventure

Cleaning the Goat House

I finish the chores by cutting some tree branches for the goats

Cleaning the goat house doesn’t have to be an onerous chore. Morning Chores Every morning I pick out the Goat house. I use a pitch fork to take out any wet bedding and most of the poop. However, those poop pellets are small, and slip thru the tines of the pitch fork. I clean out… Continue reading Cleaning the Goat House