Who ever said....

DownSouth · Feb 1, 2012

that goats aren"t cute? Male, 20 hours old (born at 4 PM yesterday) and already acting like he"s 4 months old. Maybe he just knows he"s cute.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 1, 2012

if they just wouldn't eat everything they ain't sposed to....

RayP(MI) · Feb 1, 2012

Yeah, cute as heck, until they learn to climb fences and everything else in sight!

Anonymous-0 · Feb 1, 2012

I had a goat for a pet when I was growing up. It would flow me all over the farm.

gitrib · Feb 1, 2012

We were all cute when we were little and look at us now. gitrib

Anonymous-0 · Feb 1, 2012

don't know if I could drive a car or truck without hoof or cat paw prints all over it.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 1, 2012

(quoted from post at 11:49:01 02/01/12) We were all cute when we were little and look at us now. gitrib

Hey!!! Speak for yourself Mister.... I'm a dam good lookin man..... :roll:

swood043 · Feb 1, 2012

My older sister had a goat when we were kids. Had to tie the goat up every school morning or the goat would wind up on the bus. Sure made the driver mad.

Tom in TN · Feb 1, 2012

Downsouth,

They aren't goats, but I had two new black Angus heifer calves born within the past few days. They too are too cute for words. They were chasing each other around the pasture this morning with their tales up the air, bouncing around like deer.

I just laughed and rejoiced while watching them. Babies are just plain cute.

Tom in TN

Nancy Howell · Feb 1, 2012

too cute!!!

donjr · Feb 1, 2012

Got over a dozen new angus calves bouncing around the barn. But that kid really looks kind of like a little smartazz to me...

ShepFL · Feb 1, 2012

Very cute. Buddy of mine had 4 drop in 2 hrs. He and his wife had their hands full.

As youngster my Dad used to run goats with our free range horses to keep distemper down. Dern goats loved to get on the front porch all the time. To lazy to get off to do their business so I was always sweeping "marbles"

Used to drop them off in the bottom pasture ACROSS the river and drive like h3ll to get home. To this day don't know how they could cross the river and beat me back - they were on the front porch as soon as I drove up!

Guess that ol' '53 Chevy p/u was not that fast :}

Anonymous-0 · Feb 1, 2012

How would the Goats stop the bacteria.?

Tony S. · Feb 1, 2012

Yeah, but it wears off pretty quick. Don"t let them near your fruit trees.

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