They are between one and two weeks old in these photos.
- Under the Wheelbarrow
- Where’s Mah Bucket?
- Where’s Mah Bucket?
- Where’s Mah Bucket?
- Twig Nibbler
- They Grow Up So Fast
- Tasting Bark
- On the Go
- Stump Jumpers
- Stump Jumpers
- Stump Jumpers
- Stump Jumpers
- Stump Jumpers
- Stump Jumpers
- Stump Jumpers
Here are the newborns at three days old. The brown one is a boy; the white one is a girl.
- Baby Pygmy Goat
- Baby Pygmy Goat
- Baby Pygmy Goat
- Baby Pygmy Goat
- Baby Pygmy Goat and Mama
- Baby Pygmy Goat and Mama
- Baby Pygmy Goat and Mama
- Baby Pygmy Goat and Mama
- Baby Pygmy Goat and Mama
- Baby Pygmy Goat and Mama
- Baby Pygmy Goat and Mama
- Baby Pygmy Goat and Mama
- Baby Pygmy Goat
- Baby Pygmy Goat
- Baby Pygmy Goat
- Baby Pygmy Goat
- Baby Pygmy Goats and Mama
Baby pygmy goats, born this morning.
- New Kids
- New Kids
- New Kids
- New Kids
Here is what one match will do to your Christmas tree. It took about a minute to go up and die back down, leaving only a smoldering trunk.

Christmas Tree Burn
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The metal hay feeders are nice but pricey, so we knocked this little feeder together out of treated lumber. Our goats seem to like it.
- Hay Feeder
- Hay Feeder
- Hay Feeder
- Christmas Day
- Christmas Day
- Christmas Day
- Christmas Day
- Christmas Day
- Christmas Day
- Christmas Day
- Christmas Day
- Christmas Day



















































