#goatblr

[eightglass]

saying hi to the goats!!!

@corvl1n @noneuclidianfrog @wet-greg

@goatgirlgocks @geodethecrow @aphrodite-gock @afriendofblahaj @tgirl-tamag0tchi

@val-3-val @aurinsf @transfinite-recursion @keruukat @ibuildblasters

@packagemanager-offical @a-confused-firefly @trolleybusaberrations @butchsatyress @shegayonmygirl

@azzythetgirlgoat + lmk if you want on my goats taglist!

[ahedderick]

Ah, to be a goat surrounded by green, delicious things. Too, too bad that all she really wants to do is stand in my yard or try to steal the chickens' feed - so she has to be tethered here.

It's a bit hard to see the progress, here, given that everything is green but the goats. However, I used long-handled pruning shears and cleared muliflora rose and honeysuckle vine from around the base of that walnut sapling, and extended the open area a couple of yards/meters straight back. A few more days of this, with her eating and me pruning a bit at a time, and I'll be able to walk down to the creek! I cleared this whole area of invasives like bush honeysuckle, autumn olive, and multiflora rose about ten years ago. However, the soil is generally a bit too boggy to mow with the tractor, and it ended up growing back up in bushes almost twice my height. Sigh. I don't want it to be mowed like a lawn, but I also don't want a solid screen of thorny, invasive shrubs too thick for even the bears to move through.

[yourlocalavian]

Look at this menace

[thedailygoat]

[farm-paws]

Goat time

[riverratt1133]

Just got these guys made!! What’s cool is they glitter a ton when light shines on them and the feel of them is super soft ^^

I appreciate it if you check them out :) use the link below or scan the QR code to be brought right to my Etsy!!

https://riverartistrystudio.etsy.com/listing/4491911017

[bingus-bing-bong]

[thomas--bombadil]

Goats, devouring sumac berries. 

This fruit is just about the only high-nutrient consumable left in Midwestern forests by this time of year. Many animals use these berries to sustain themselves through the bitterness of winter.