[AmyBoogie]

The angoras got sheared, and the cashgora has decided horns are pokey fun so she got aliened (tiny tennis balls and duct tape).

 

[AmyBoogie]

All 3 of the fibery goats are so soft. SO SOFT. They are a little ticked off with me right now (I sheared them myself) but they are usually so squeezable and lovely.

 

[AmyBoogie]

They are really great goats. Different issues than dairy or meat. They seem to be less prone to CAE and CL but they are wormier. Still, I love them and their horns curve back so it's not usually a problem. Sometimes the boy's horns curve out to the side. If that happens with our whether, he will get moved to the buck pen next summer when it's built. This is what they looked like a couple of days before I sheared.

 

[AmyBoogie]

Oops. Here's the photo

 

[AmyBoogie]

Those ND's are tiny! I call them my Little Tinys - they are only 11-12 weeks old. So wee! The only one in that photo that is an adult/full size is the grown up Nigi (white and tan)

 

[AmyBoogie]

Thanks guys.
I am sure it's just a matter of time with those 2. Especially since I know where the treats are!

Karen - I used electric. I didn't do a stellar job but it's not bad. I'm looking forward to spinning it.