We have 2 pygmy goats right now, both are wethers. The white one is Johnny and the black one is Sylvester. I used to have 2 does and a billy goat and they gave me 2 sets of twins ( a male and a female in each set). I sold all but the 2 boys, they were soooo cute the day they were born, I went out to do the feeding and both does had given birth within the hour and I was so thrilled to find all those little babies I sold the moms because I couldn't keep them in the fence, the doggone critters wanted to be on the wrong side of the fence all the time; never had any problems with the billy though, he was actually a spoiled rotten sweetie. And the 2 I have now are really sweet too.
Oh, and yes, billy goats DO smell awful, lol, but the does and wethers don't have a smell.
We did have chickens until a varmint decided to kill all of them I'd love to have chickens again but know that I would have to build a completely varmint-proof pen for them and right now we just don't have the money to put into the materials to do it. Maybe someday. I really liked my chickens, the rooster was a real sweetie and never mean in any way and I enjoyed just watching the hens scratching and preening and they would always come running any time they saw me or dd. We had one white polish chicken that loved to be picked up and held and petted. Guess you can tell I really like chickens, lol.
I don't have any (live in the city) but my dad is a farmer...he has several hundred cattle and he it a cattle buyer for several ranchers in his county. I grew up on a farm and I lllooovvveeedd it.....I would love to have a large farm and live off the land...I go to my parents house at least once a week....it beautiful up there..farms everywhere!!
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~Only when the last tree has died and the last river been poisoned and the last fish been caught will we realize that we cannot eat money.~ Cree proverb
AT the time we have 3 horses, 24 chickens (laying), one dog and 3 barn cats. Cats come and go but 3 stay for sure. We are thinking of getting a pony this summer and are deciding whether to get a cow and a couple of sheep.