love seeing all your critters. LOL I am having fun getting into the Nigerian Dwarf herd. After having Nubians its taken a little adjustment with them but love the little things. Have a blessed weekend.
I found you a miniature pig that is red-they are called Julianas and they stay really tiny. They come in red with black spots and white with black spots and they are only about $3,000 each! I think you need TWO!!!
I love redheads too. Animals and people. I know what you mean about the price of hay. We are spending $160 every two weeks on round bales and it would be even more expensive if we went to square bales. I will be glad when spring comes and grass sprouts. We have to have another plan next winter.
Awwww ... I love meeting the critters around your farm. I think you're right. You like em red!
ReplyDeleteI'm headed out to get a load of hay too.
love seeing all your critters. LOL I am having fun getting into the Nigerian Dwarf herd. After having Nubians its taken a little adjustment with them but love the little things. Have a blessed weekend.
ReplyDeleteLove the photos! The animals are lucky not to have too much snow.
ReplyDeleteWere you over my way..??
ReplyDeleteI see Bennie's head is still red. Is he settling in any better?
ReplyDeleteBeing that I raise Rhode Island Reds, can't imagine why you would like 'em. Yes, and I had a red llama, too.
ReplyDeleteCat. (Who USED to be a redhead. Sorta silvery red, now...)
I have a soft spot for "moorit" (reddish-brown) Shetland sheep as well.
ReplyDeleteAnd I've always thought that I should have been a redhead. I've got the complexion. Well, except that I do tan. But I look great with red hair.
Enjoy your redheads!
$3.50 a bale, and they just tear into it like it's...grass. ;)
ReplyDeleteSo are the toms getting along now? It still looks cold there; hope everybody's ready for the next round of Winter Crap headed our way!
I found you a miniature pig that is red-they are called Julianas and they stay really tiny. They come in red with black spots and white with black spots and they are only about $3,000 each! I think you need TWO!!!
ReplyDeleteI love redheads too. Animals and people. I know what you mean about the price of hay. We are spending $160 every two weeks on round bales and it would be even more expensive if we went to square bales. I will be glad when spring comes and grass sprouts. We have to have another plan next winter.
ReplyDeleteBkue Ridge Boomer - no, got this in Watauga Co
ReplyDeleteI guess Bennie is doing a little better, but Franklin and Jefferson were chasing him around today.
YellowWolf - I'll lok up Juliana pigs. Just $3,000?
Blue eyed Lucy is a real beauty.
ReplyDeleteOhhhh...me, too... (my husband's a redhead) :-)
ReplyDelete$3.50 A BALE!!!!! I pay $7.00! We use about a bale a day through the winter months. The horses go out on pasture in April. Your critters look great!
ReplyDeleteI just love a little red hen!
ReplyDeleteWow! Your hay is cheap! OUrs runs between $7-9 a 2-string bale.
~Lisa
We like redheads too- oh, say, .did you know that my littlest human kid is a blue-eyed Lucy? Love your blog, by the way!
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