Posted by LJD on December 17, 2011 at 16:06:05 from (75.251.37.193):
In Reply to: Re: Goats . . again posted by downsouth on December 17, 2011 at 15:40:32:
Hair IS shorter but all is still there and not grey. My beard is also intact and ALL grey. I will never shave again. Too much work with too little gain. I look like a bum shaved or not.
My wife is the one that is all grey now and she's 12 years younger then me.
That's a nice looking goat. I remember when it was illegal to import Boer Goats into the US and the only way to get one here was by embryo transplant. That's when a breeding pair could sell for $50K. Hard to believe now.
Back maybe 15-20 years ago the Boer was supposed to be the answer to a uniform meat goat to sell to supermarkets. Seems it never quite took off that way.
I never met a goat I didn't like except for a few nasty pigmy goats.
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