I had to trim Ida's hooves at the last minute. Have I mentioned I'm a procrastinator?
Here is Devin showing Ida in the dry yearling class.
And since it was Kylee's first time showing, I went in to help her out with June.
Ida and June both got first in their classes, and June took Reserve Champion AOP doe. AOP stands for All Other Purebreds. Since Oberhaslis aren't very common, there are usually not enough to get their own breed classes, so they're lumped together with other less common breeds (like the Lamancha doe on the right of the picture below).
Now we just need to get the girls fattened up for breeding season! Oh yeah, and I supposed I'll need to find a buck since I sold mine last year!
7 comments:
Yay! They did great (the goats and the kids)!! Ida and June look so pretty all clipped and bathed for the show. :) Congratulations!
I LOVE the look of Oberhasli. Someday I'd like to get an Oberhasli doe and breed her to one of my Nigerian bucks.
Congratulations on your fair winnings! Those are some pretty does! :)
Congratulations!
Well done and it looks like all had a fun time too.
Congrats on a great fair showing! I think goats are so neat!
Way to go Katie, Kylee, and Devin!! The goats did so well and are something to be proud of! Great job Katie!! I love how you include the kids and are making great memories for them! Love you, Momma
Congrats!! Everyone looks fabulous! :) Didn't know you had Obers, beautiful goats :) Been on the forum with you for ages it seems, and I'm just now noticing you had a blog! You have yourself a new follower :)
Best Wishes,
Crystal
http://noodlevilleadventures.blogspot.com
Congrats!! Everyone looks fabulous! :) Didn't know you had Obers, beautiful goats :) Been on the forum with you for ages it seems, and I'm just now noticing you had a blog! You have yourself a new follower :)
Best Wishes,
Crystal
http://noodlevilleadventures.blogspot.com
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