What a beautiful and glorious day! I hope everyone was able to enjoy it. It will be a quiet weekend here, my sons are with their father and my dear hubby is away at National Guard drill, I will be on my own. While doing the evening chores tonight, I was making notes of "to dos" that are waiting for me. Barns to be cleaned, hooves to trim, vaccinations to give... then I need to start conditioning Zack with walks and weights, training Scout for packing, making soap and lotion. At this rate my "need to dos" are crowding my "have to dos" and I won't get to my "want to dos" until late summer, maybe.... Tomorrow will be an early day, in the morning I am taking my 4-H dairy and working goat members to a local goat dairy where they make gourmet goat cheese. After that back home and barn cleaning, yea ...
The chores are never ending aren't they? But it's worth it! ;) My daughter wants to train a cart goat this summer so I'd love any tips you have!
ReplyDeleteLeah, love seeing you on the blog. Your goats look great. It's going to be show time before you know it!
ReplyDeleteYou are doing a wonderful job here on the blog. I just love the way each breeder has brought something a little different for us to see and hear about.
ReplyDeleteThanks for doing this.
Sue
Hi Leah! I'm trying to leave a comment on the cart training entry and I can't for some reason. I love it though and can't wait to begin training this spring!
ReplyDeleteI love the cart training post too. Someone recently asked if a kinder wether could be used as a pack goat for hiking with, have you heard anything about that ever? I don't know what it is about the top post. I'm glad it wasn't just me.
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