Comments on: As the Year Turns, So Our Thoughts Turn…To Goat Sex

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By: Sharon

Sharon — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 13:57:03 +0000

Keep them, for the most part, I think. There’s a real market for very small goats which produce a lot of milk, actually, so we can probably sell as many as we raise, but we’re planning on expanding our own herd some, and want to keep our female kids. If we have a really good male out of Maia and Gil-galahad we might keep him too, so it will really depend on the gender proportions. If we get all boys, well, some of them will be wethered and sold. If we get all girls, that might be more than we want. If we get a mix, we may keep most or all of them, depending on how things play out.

We’re looking to buy two more milking does this summer, and probably a buck. My guess is that we’ll probably top out at 6 or 7 milking does, and then we’ll maybe get serious about selling them.

I hear they travel by airfreight pretty well – does your yard need one ?

Sharon

By: Crunchy Chicken

Crunchy Chicken — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 06:22:07 +0000

Too funny. What will you do with the offspring?

By: Leslie

Leslie — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 00:54:19 +0000

We have had both rare breed cows and goats for a number of years now. Our goats are Nigerian Dwarf goats so we could actually easily house a buck. We found a buck who is an absolute sweetheart and never smells bad or does disgusting things. He was 6 months old when we brought him home last year and he set right to work breeding our does. He had obviously never done it before and didn’t quite know what to do at first. My husband got some of his hilarious attempts at breeding on video here on Ramon, Nigerian Dwarf Goat Extraordinaire (Part 1) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHC0yftKPHU&feature=channel_page). Watching him was like watching a comedy show. He kept getting up on the wrong end. He draped over the does like he was watching TV or something. He would finally get up on them properly but then fall over backwards because they were bigger than he. We were roaring with laughter watching all of this but you know what? All three does kidded right on schedule 5 months later. Funny and effective – that is Ramon!

I just thought I would mention something here from the buck’s perspective …

Meanwhile we really love cows. Never want to live without at least one again. Sadly we are selling our Nigerian herd because I have finally persuaded my family that we need something more in our diet than milk. The goat pens will all be converted into veggie gardens.

Leslie

By: tante2

tante2 — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 22:44:28 +0000

In a moment of frustration, I found myself muttering “goat pussy”. I don’t think I’d ever heard that expression before. It sure has stuck and seems to apply to a lot of situations!

By: deb woslum

deb woslum — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 18:09:34 +0000

Sharon,
get a “buck rag”. Very simple. Take a rag, rub it all over a buck’s head and neck, then put it in a jar. Bring it to the does, open lid, dangle said buck rag in front of them. If they’re interested, they’re in heat.
You can also just hang the buck rag somewhere near them (but where they can’t eat it, which they might, if they’re in heat), and you’ll be able to see if they’re in heat by proximity and interest in the rag.
deb

By: Lance

Lance — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 16:58:27 +0000

Being an easily embarrassed guy, I would likely say “goat parts.” Nanny-nookie seems usable too. Anyways…

For me the phrase, “goat pussy” conjured up the strong mental image of a chimerical beast of mixed feline and caprine characteristics…like a goat with a cat’s head sticking out its back…or a cat-goat centaur…see what early childhood exposure to Greek mythology does to you?

By: KatJ

KatJ — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 16:48:35 +0000

Well, thank you for the heads up on goat breeding, Sharon. My dad raised both cows and goats, although the goats lived in a field rather farther away from the house, and we never really delved into their sex lives. We didn’t milk them or anything – they were strictly there for bushhogging purposes. The cows were a different story. I’ve seen my dad deliver a stuck calf before (won’t describe that to you!). It is making me rethink my plans to get goats this spring! And what a surprise this morning, to get on your blog thinking to see an exhortation to be prepared and finding this hilarious piece on goat sex instead. Thank you very much!!