Snycal we have mixed breeds and 100% regesterd boers and 100% myotonic clown face fainters. we have had one buck born w/o horns he fought with the other bucks but never got hurt if that is what you were talking about. them goats HAVE HARD HEADS.WE WAS HAVING TROUBLE WITH SOME OF OUR goats getting head hung in fence i found one of mine chocked to death if you will look at picture of black and white one that i already posted i put a piece of hard plastic pipe across her horns and used plastic ties works fine.heres a picture of our pyreneese she's got 2 more sisters runing around in the other pastures' they love coyotes lol were swamped with theme things at night around here. ive yapped enough goo to talk to all of you good people. thanks Eddie

Hi Grice, it's nice to see your around. I know you don't recognize this name but you know me as naturelover_MTL. I've changed my name to match my website... Anyhow, the previous instructions were right on but I'll also add my two cents worth... For photos to show directly on the page, write out your line like this: The above is an example to help you understand how it works, but it needs a tiny modification to make it happen. When you write it out, you must remove the space after the I only added them because I don't want to activate the code. If I remove the spaces, the browser will take it as an instruction to go ahead and display a photo.. So remove the spaces when you're ready to try it out. ----- For example, for your photo to be displayed directly on this page, the html line would have to be written like this: The http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd227/dandersongrice/10_29_20071_57PM_0001.jpg is the url (web address/location) of your photo. The rest of the wording tells the browser what to do/display on this page. When I remove the spaces after the , the code is activated and the photo should display below: Try it out!

Well, I don't use photobucket, but in a nutshell, once you have the address of the image itself (something starting with http and ending in jpg or some other file type) the syntax is pretty simple. In the example below replace the left and right square brackets ("[" and "]") with the less than/greater than symbols. (I can't use then here because the forum will try and interpret those symbols and they won't show.) And of course replace the address to whatever your image's address is. [img src="http://www.your-url.com/your-folder/your-image.jpg"] That's it. Ok. Just looked at photobucket. They give you the url's for your pictures right on the page. Copy that and use it in the above syntax and everything should work fine. (Not my photo. Snagged it at Photobucket for illustration.)

If you could help me through it, with baby steps. I am going to assume you are comfortable with opening and having more than one tab open. If you are not, just say so. I discovered a member at the Test Forum was having one heck of a time with the instructions, because she had never had more than one tab (or window) open at a time. Once she master tabs she was soon posting pics. 1...just type your message,...or in this case a reply to this post, changing the Subject of Posting line by one character. 2...open Photobucket in another tab 3...find the pic you want to post in the message, 4...click on HTML code found in the third box below the pic. It will say copied in yellow, 5...go back and paste the HTML in your message box, 6...hit preview, You will then see your message, and the actual pic, and 7... lastly hit submit. Stop on by the Test Forum Gallery. There are 'regulars' there that will help until you get good at it. Sue Here is a link that might be useful: Test Forum Gallery