Whistle and Watson's kids are still available to a good home. We have decided to keep the adult goats and repeat the breeding. Both kids are stunning and ready to join your herd. They can be registered.
I am keeping Olympia's ewe lamb, as well as her ram featured a few posts ago, for futher evaluation. I really don't NEED to keep 4 gully lambs and one gul/kat but I still can't quite bring myself to choose between them yet. This ewe is darker than the others, but I don't think I would call her moorit.
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Showing posts with label gulmoget. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gulmoget. Show all posts
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Brown Based Gullies
Olympia's twins: moorit (?) ewe and fawn ram lamb. He is either half or fully polled. Has small "chips" for horns. He makes me want to give up horned rams altogether!
Quechee twin ewes may also carry polled. I am wondering if the gully is mioget as she is lighter than Olympia's ewe and darker than her ram. The gul/kat I think I would call fawn. For the time being all 4 are being retained, as well as Hester's fluke gully ram. I have some decisions to make about the future of my breeding program and if I do decide to go "polled" and I would need to keep all the gully's as the foundation of that.
Quechee twin ewes may also carry polled. I am wondering if the gully is mioget as she is lighter than Olympia's ewe and darker than her ram. The gul/kat I think I would call fawn. For the time being all 4 are being retained, as well as Hester's fluke gully ram. I have some decisions to make about the future of my breeding program and if I do decide to go "polled" and I would need to keep all the gully's as the foundation of that.
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