Don't forget about Jeopardy GOAT tonite!
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Comments (13)Hi Mountainman BC I had goats for 30 years and managed a goat dairy with over 400 goats so I have a "little" experience. As long as the goats have a clean dry area to get in the dampness won't bother them. I would only use a lightbulb in order to be able to see the goats while I was in there, I would not leave a heatlamp in there, have known of too many barns that have burnt down because of them. Descenting can be done when they are disbudded, we never bothered doing so as the majority of a bucks smell comes from them urinating on themselves....the silly things think it makes them attractive. :-) Of course, ALL our goats are disbudded as horns are a major safety issue. I would keep the buck seperated from the does. This way you could plan your breedings and would know when the does are bred. Knowing kidding dates is much easier than trying to guess when they are going to give birth. Does only come into heat during the fall/early winter months so that they kid during the spring. Never had a problem with bucks being aggressive towards us, sometimes they would come up and smack their foot on the ground and snort, but that is how they "flirt" with the does and sometimes they aren't very particular on who/what they flirt with. Just like ANY livestock you have to use common sense and be aware of what is going on around you. At the dairy we had mostly Lamanchas, but over the years I have had everything except Oberhasli's. Lamancha's seem to be easier keepers and can be more laidback. Nubians are more vocal. Toggenburgs are more independent. Saanens aren't the brightest. Alpines seem to be more headstrong. I would think that a Lamancha would be good for someone starting out....See MoreFine roses that you don't hear much about
Comments (32)I could have been more diplomatic in my comments. It was early after a hot night and I was grumpy. Anyway PF pretty much blooms continuously. RU is somewhat new, supposed to be a climber but mine is just floribunda sized. It had a very heavy first flush and now it is regrouping. I have a problem in that arbor with all the roses. Most don't grow vigorously, but then I think about Dr. W. van Fleet which shrugs off what ever is bothering the others.It does better than New Dawn. Ilse Krohn S. is the best of the rest so far manages to be head high. Manita across the way is the most vigorous of the K' climbers as is Antique '89. My original post on this subject was a quote from Charles Quest-Ritson's book about climbers and ramblers. "The trouble is that foreign names are often a barrier to popularity and commercial success. Many of the best German roses are ignored because of their names. Grossherzogin Eleonore von Hessen and Herzogin Viktoria-Adelheid von Coburg-Gotha may be difficult to remember and impossible for non-Germans to pronounce but their can be no excuse for ignoring such exceptional roses as Regierungsrat Rottenberger, Frau Eva Schubert, or Rosarium Uetersen." Wow! Talk about pronouncing, typing them ia also difficult....See More-25 tonite & Sun. nite. Come & visit?!?!? ;-)
Comments (15)I've lived in extreme temps on both ends of the spectrum. I commuted in -55 wind chills and record numbers of sequential days when the temps never rose above 0, and then in climates where the temps regularly rose above 110. At some point, you stop noticing the 5-10 degree differences... it's all just miserable. But it's all relative, too. Early in my career I was driving thru Atlanta when it got a dusting of snow. It was a mess! I called my dad to complain and he said, "I'm sure the Atlanta taxpayers are not paying for a bevy of snowplows, dear, so just pull over and wait it out. You don't want to be on the road with people who aren't experienced snow drivers anyway."...See MoreJeopardy - The Greatest of All Time
Comments (73)They showed replays tonight of (at least) the second and the third days shows. I originally missed the second days show, so I was glad to see that one.. But when the third days show came on, I found I remembered nearly every answer from Thursday, except the category on writer's that start with "I" and two or three that came on while I was out of the room. The rest I knew, even faster than the three contestants, and remembered many before the clue was even revealed, and many times even remembered things like: "this one James misses and Ken gets the right answer", or Brad gets both Double Jeopardy's and comments "You're welcome" to Ken. Or Remembered both Ken's wrong answer for Final Jeopardy and the correct answer....See More- 6 years ago
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