Kenneth Brown
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Thought I'd show a little more of the happenings around my place. I showed the pic of the new baby last week. Well another one was born Sat night. Heres snap-<br /><br />
If tha police around here say its ok I'll bump up to the full size. I an't for sure if the link is legal or not so for now it stays unless I make them large. <br />I'm proud of where I'm from, or I should say at. I wasn't raised on a farm. Country raised and corn fed, but never had animals. It'll be a different story for my girls. Loys of animals. Its good clean (well not really but ya know what I mean
) fun, its for the whole family, and can make a little money, but not much. It outta keep 'em out of trouble and away from the darn boys for a while too.
Thanks SS but the real credit has to go to my wife. She moved from Houston as a preteen. They did the whole farmer thing and she showed charlois steers and cows. She thought it would be good for our kids to do. I can say that I've enjoyed it. We got the horses for her but they turned into mine. I do all of the work with them and take care of them, sure have learned alot. She does most of the goats with my daughter. I help out of course but I give her the most credit in that area. <br /><br /><br />Ron G- Goats don't really need all that much. If you can fence a section of underbrush 40X40 it'll be plenty. Heycods has goats too so you may ask him. They don't require much space and they eat everything you hate. Worming is the most important thing along with exercise if your showing it. A muzzle on a mean dog is what most reccomend but I turn the kids loose on them.Originally posted by SS Mayfloat:<br /> KB, your doing a fine job. Where I grew up, had a farmer up the road that had 5 redhead girls. Each one had their own stock to love and care for. Their dad said he would rather have them be attached to the animals on the farm vs the animals(boys) at school.<br /><br />You sir get my vote for "Dad of the Year"
