[Used2bmimi]

Hiya! I had this girl up on the stand to treat an injury so I thought I would snap a few pics for critique practice. will you all critique her for me? As always I am trying to learn, so be heartless and say what you think. I won't be offended in any way. Also if you feel like it would you give her a score of 1-10 with 10 being the ideal and 1 being the farthest away from ideal that a live goat could be? I know that is an unusual request, but I though I'd see what you all really thought that way. She is a three year old doe who lives on pasture without much supplemental feeding. Thanks!

 

[Used2bmimi]

iPad only allows one pic at a time.

 

[Used2bmimi]

She is holding herself funny because she was fighting the treatment of her wound and never relaxed after that.

 

[Used2bmimi]

Oh yea! And I do see the fish tail, she got copper a month ago

 

[Used2bmimi]

This is interesting! I wonder why she looks small to you all. She is actually a pretty big doe. Not my biggest, but close. She does have that old school compact look though. I did trim up her feet after looking over this thread earlier and it did help a lot. Thanks Crossroads for the suggestion on how to trim her. It's funny, I can see so much more in pictures than in person. Thank you all for you critiques, it really helps me see better what to build on and what to work on with breeding. The only goats I ever see in person are mine most of the time, and it helps me to gauge how long is long and how big is big.