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06-05-2020, 09:18 AM
(06-04-2020, 03:08 PM)Circle33 Wrote:(06-03-2020, 07:24 PM)SpotNStalk I understand what you are saying. I have made the decision not to own breeding bucks for many of the reasons you mention but most of all due to the fact that right now I am building a house and will be developing the entire property including goat shelters, kidding pens, etc. and am not currently set up to have a breeding buck (can\t keep him separated with reliable fencing for a ball of hormones with horns). Thanks for responding. I'm not ready for any more pack prospects right now but maybe someday. I know that if I was looking for an Ober, which I may someday be, I would be contacting you first. Wrote:(06-03-2020, 04:38 PM)Circle33 I don\t do outdside breeding anymore as it is a hassle can be a hazard so i rather not ...I don Wrote:Thank you. I'm glad you are still breeding goats.(06-03-2020, 12:12 PM)SpotNStalk Wrote: Linda, are you still breeding Obers? I heard from someone that you were or had sold off your herd or at least your breeding stock. I'm hoping that is an awful and untrue rumor. I enjoy seeing the pictures of your beautiful goats here and on Facebook.hello ...i had family medical issues and had to reduce my herd but have 20 of my high milk producers and my pack prospect producers ...thanks for asking direct ...
I realize you are breeding for milk production and also pack prospects and pretty much pure Obers. Hypothetically speaking if a person wanted to use one of your breeding bucks to breed a couple of their does for pack goats (okay, full disclosure I have 4 Dwite Sharp does) is that something you would entertain or are you trying to keep to your own breeding stock and program? I totally understand if you are I just thought I would ask....