My ewes & lambs got turned into fresh pasture. I can't believe how GREEN it still is! Even in the Bluff Country, the grass is usually pretty dried up by this time of year. This will certainly help with the hay being fed this year. Especially since I have a couple extra girls AND three goats to feed now!
Bellamica needs LOTS of exercise! So I cheat and throw her ball or frisbee (or stick, or whatever is handy!) down the hill in the front pasture, so that she has to run up and down the hill to bring it back to me!Needless to say, she LOVES this game and it beats me having to take her for long walks! Not that I wouldn't love to take her for walks, but who has the TIME????...OR the energy?!
Nancy: we are still amazingly green here. We've had a very rainy fall, which has extended my grazing season. We are supposed to have a possibility of snow next week - unbelievable with all the green grass and hardly any leaves have fallen.
ReplyDeleteIt all looks like great fun. I'm glad Meredith has made you her special friend. Elora Dannon, the smallest goat, tags along with me as does Charlotte, our non-fading black ewe. Ruminant (and puppy) love. There is nothing better!
ReplyDeleteI took down the temporary fence that I had set up in the back yard to give the goats half of the yard. They now have free run of the yard! The dogs are used to them and I love having them wandering about when I go out side....
ReplyDeleteI got some great shots of Bella herding the sheep today as well. I post them soon.