You’re an asset for all! I’ve been waiting for decades to figure out how to get into dairy goats and make the least mistakes by learning from others. I will probably buy your entire master course and ease into this 🙏👍🐐
We know we're not ready to breed our goats yet. We actually banded our male because his breed is larger than our doe's breed. We followed your instructions in your videos. It went smoothly. He is now a happy and healthy wether. Thank you for walking us through that process. Especially the insight that he might act sucker punched afterward. You made an intimidating procedure accessible. I can't thank you enough for that.
Great video series, waiting for the last 5 to drop! I'm raising my son's goats, he started with 5 female & 1 buck Boers, a buck Nigerian Dwarf and 2 Alpine dairy does. Those original 9 have produced 18 kids in 2 breeding rounds. YES lots of kids! He sold or harvested all the Boers except the youngest buckling, so we mostly are focusing on the dairy girls, they're about the size of our pitbull terrier. We have been harvesting the wethers for meat. I have to tell you that is tough to do when they're hand fed on the bottle, as they are so sweet & gentle. ***The "only one bad day" dilemma.*** My biggest take away so far from your series, is not to play with the goats. That kinda backfired on us with one of the bucklings! He's better now that he's been wethered, , but my son was aggressively playing with him which worried me, and now I understand why. Thanks for sharing your knowledge & experience. I' glad I found your info, and liked the recent video you did with Melissa K. Norris. She's fun to watch too! I'll be trying your spray bottle training trick ASAP! They get very excited at treat time and charge the gate. Hope it works well & quickly! Not milking yet, but that's going to be soon. I have several species on my farm, and I have to tell you is I could only have 2 it would be chickens and MY GOATS... they started out as my son's but I now care for them full time so they're truly MINE now!
You’re an asset for all! I’ve been waiting for decades to figure out how to get into dairy goats and make the least mistakes by learning from others. I will probably buy your entire master course and ease into this 🙏👍🐐
Gracias❤
Thank you Marc, always good advice!
Thanks so much Mark!
I’m hoping by next year to have a stable setup on 1.5 acres I want to dedicate to a pack goat family.
@@SofaKingSkilled sounds awesome!
We know we're not ready to breed our goats yet. We actually banded our male because his breed is larger than our doe's breed. We followed your instructions in your videos. It went smoothly. He is now a happy and healthy wether. Thank you for walking us through that process. Especially the insight that he might act sucker punched afterward. You made an intimidating procedure accessible. I can't thank you enough for that.
@@infernalchaos1066 so glad you found that helpful. Marc
Great video series, waiting for the last 5 to drop! I'm raising my son's goats, he started with 5 female & 1 buck Boers, a buck Nigerian Dwarf and 2 Alpine dairy does. Those original 9 have produced 18 kids in 2 breeding rounds. YES lots of kids! He sold or harvested all the Boers except the youngest buckling, so we mostly are focusing on the dairy girls, they're about the size of our pitbull terrier. We have been harvesting the wethers for meat. I have to tell you that is tough to do when they're hand fed on the bottle, as they are so sweet & gentle. ***The "only one bad day" dilemma.*** My biggest take away so far from your series, is not to play with the goats. That kinda backfired on us with one of the bucklings! He's better now that he's been wethered, , but my son was aggressively playing with him which worried me, and now I understand why. Thanks for sharing your knowledge & experience. I' glad I found your info, and liked the recent video you did with Melissa K. Norris. She's fun to watch too! I'll be trying your spray bottle training trick ASAP! They get very excited at treat time and charge the gate. Hope it works well & quickly! Not milking yet, but that's going to be soon. I have several species on my farm, and I have to tell you is I could only have 2 it would be chickens and MY GOATS... they started out as my son's but I now care for them full time so they're truly MINE now!
@@tigerlily222 what a fun story. Glad you gotten what you needed … from the goats 🤠
Yes.....how misinformed I was thinking I was going to get rich selling my baby goats. And that they were going to sell like hotcakes.