  Smokey Born June 4, 2011 Look at those Teddy Bear curls! 770-655-9005 ee@bunnyfeathers.com Pygmy/Angora, Pygmy/Cashmere, Pygmy/TN Feinting/Angora and Pygmy/Cashmere/Fainting 11 baby goats born the week of Christmas. 2 more in January. We installed a woodburning heater in the barn to keep them warm, but they still like those heat lamps. The Angora Cross Kids all came out with a good coat of wool, and it is a good thing, because we had snow at Christmas and more snow this week.     Click here to find out when more new kids arrive! Future Projects in My Barnyard Roosters, and Ducks, and Goats, Oh My!           For more barnyard critters go to
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Our Backyard January 10, 2011...  Theadore Red Bearon Registered Colored Angora Sire - Kids due in Spring 2011  BABY GOATS FOR SALE Just in time for Easter 770-655-9005 ee@bunnyfeathers.com Kingston (Between Cartersville & Rome) Pygmy/Cashmere/Angora Moms are all Cashmere except one Pygmy. Super soft curly coats, used for weaving soft baby blankets and scarves. Coat sheds naturally in June if not clipped for fiber. These goats will be between 75 and 100 pounds and under 30 inches at maturity. White Kids will be ready April 1. $150 each.  Pygmy Cashmere Feinting Goats Sorry - None available at this time Soft curls as the coat grows during the winter months. Coat sheds naturally in Spring. $200 for females with horns $100 for fixed males with horns $250 for Bucklings for breeding. $300 for naturally polled Doelings $150 for naturally polled fixed males $350 for naturally polled Bucklings for breeding. Goats for Rent ee@bunnyfeathers.com $100 - per 10 days ($25 drop off/pick up fee up to 25 mile radius from Kingston. Over 25 miles, please e-mail location for quote) You supply the fence, We supply the weedeaters. 5 goats in 100x100 foot enclosure will completely clear the area in 10 days. Goats will eat most greenery, including poison oak and ivy, sumac, cudzu and many other vines from the ground up to 5 feet. They prefer leaves and will not eat grass until all the weeds are gone. They will eat Japanese Purple Empress and Japanese decorative maple trees and find all ever greens like cedar and pines especially tasty. They will eat small pine trees bare, including the bark. So check to make sure put a circle of fence around anything you want to save. Click here to see Elaine's Fine Art Portfolio...  © September, 2009, Elaine Elder, A Study of Equis - Maverick, chalk on paper, 22x28" Chicken Genetics |